Sentence examples for left praised from inspiring English sources

Politicians of right and left praised her for her record at home and abroad but also unusually—hailed her as a spine-stiffening friend who had, at vital moments, nudged America to be true to itself.

In a statement, Jamie Johnson, a veteran Iowa Republican activist who served a senior role on Perry's campaign even after other staffers left, praised the former Texas governor as "the most honorable public servant I have ever known".

Until the Sunnis are persuaded that such reforms offer a better alternative, IS will remain "an insurance policy", says Ramzy Mardini, a visiting scholar at the Atlantic Council, a Washington, DC-based think-tank.Like America and the UN, Iran, the country with the most influence in Baghdad since the Americans left, praised Mr Abadi's nomination.

Others, particularly political rivals on the left, praised the decision as brave and fair.

With polls showing that only a late swing by Labour voters to AV can rescue the yes campaign, Clegg – who is viewed with intense dislike by some on the left – praised Ed Miliband for the way he has led his party in the issue, contrasting him with the "old warhorses" of John Reid and David Blunkett, opposed to reform.

Others on the left praised The Beatles for rejecting radicalism and advocating "pacifist idealism".

Elizabeth Warren, a senator admired by the anti-Wall Street left, praises her fighting spirit.Before her election to attorney-general in 2010, she spent seven years as the district attorney of San Francisco.

The Tory campaign is based on May's personality, but May was not there; Amber Rudd was left praising the wonderful qualities of an absent leader and looking absolutely ridiculous in the process, full of the unseemly passion of a brainwashed cultist, feeling like a door-to-door evangelist for an absent god.

Jose Antonio Vargas, the award-winning reporter who revealed in The New York Times last year that he had hidden his status as an illegal immigrant and who wrote the cover story this week in Time magazine, titled "Not Legal, Not Leaving," praised the policy change.

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Speaking to Indian reporters in Washington before he left, he praised Indian policy makers for their management of the economy.