Sentence examples for less praise for from inspiring English sources

Jobe had less praise for the par-4 16th on Thursday, the Quarry Hole, which also requires a semi-blind approach shot to the green.

Seasons five and six brought less praise for Tabitha and Napoleon.

If so, that's less praise for women than an insult for men.

Do polygamist fathers receive more or less praise for their contributions?

Richard Eisenbeis of Kotaku had less praise for the adaptation calling it "painfully run-of-the-mill" due to the clichéd "Teenagers summoning monsters to save the world".

The episode received generally positive reviews, particularly for the development of Tom's character, although commentators voiced less praise for the subplot involving Ann, Mark and Andy.

In the 17th century, he was regarded as supreme in anatomical drawing but less praised for broader elements of his art.

Sometimes, we get less attention and less praise.

Although the Madrid policy has been to talk up Bale, either through their squad or the likes of former player, and now assistant, Zinedine Zidane, there was less than effusive praise for the club's latest target from Cristiano Ronaldo yesterday.

That at least makes his work sound more exciting than that of his immediate predecessors: Lessing was praised for "subjecting a divided civilisation to scrutiny", Pamuk for disclosing "the melancholic soul of his native city", Pinter "uncovered the precipice under everyday prattle" and Jelinek revealed "the absurdity of society's clichés and their subjugating power".

FEW Togolese would seem less likely to offer praise for their country's political system than Gilchrist Olympio.