Sentence examples for lauds as from inspiring English sources
Neither China nor the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which Mr Mahbubani lauds as far more successful diplomatically than the European Union, did anything to prevent the bloodshed in the then East Timor as it sought to separate itself from Indonesia, nor the bloodshed in Aceh, which failed to do so.
He clearly has a bromance toward Putin, whom he lauds as a great leader.
As mobility in the senior ranks of faculty members has increased, so have the differences in compensation between the most sought-after professors -- those whom Mr. Sexton lauds as his "blue team" -- and the "gray team," everyone else.
One thing I discovered is that the National Solidarity Program, which Mr. Kristof accurately lauds as one of the few success stories in Afghanistan, is no longer functioning in insecure areas.
The first, enunciated in the history of logic section that appears immediately prior to the Institutio Logica, suggests a picture of logic along heuristic and didactic lines, in the manner of Ramus, whose theory Gassendi lauds as a guide to organizing and presenting existing knowledge (O I 59a-62b).
And the song, which Wilentz lauds as a perfect choice for Boyle, is about a great lost love, a terrible abandonment while too young to cope.
Its programs for school children were lauded as well.
It was lauded as a drink of "near indescribable genius".
Few in the 18th century saw Laud as a martyr.
"Visions" has already been lauded as a standout by critics.
Cynthia Cooper is lauded as the greatest to play the game.
