Sentence examples for level of praise from inspiring English sources

"I think it's remarkable the level of praise that not only the process but the end result got," he said.

At 33 - and it has taken a long journey to reach this level of praise - he is now considered the best keeper his country has ever produced.

"This recurring, high-octane level of praise sometimes gets in the way" of learning, said Teresa Rosegrant, a preschool teacher in Arlington, Va.

Though his later works never received the same level of praise, plays such as Golda (1977) and Golda's Balcony (2003) were well received.

In 1985, James Wolcott, a punk and New Wave enthusiast, found himself weary of Springsteen's "cornball" sincerity and the level of praise accorded him by the "city-slick Establishment".

Both "Four" and "Saint Lucy's Eyes" are opening this month for commercial runs, each having already achieved for its author a level of praise and attention unusual even for mature playwrights.

Emma Shaw, spokeswoman for TripAdvisor, said the awards recognised the best beaches according to travellers who had visited them and given them "the highest levels of praise".

For the immediate future she's continuing to promote 2015's Vulnicura a work which, much to her chagrin, saw new levels of praise heaped at her feet, specifically because of its stark honesty and easily correlated autobiographical nature.

Only the best acoustic jams can manage this level of backhanded praise and self loathing and still make it sound pleasant.

"There seems to me no question that The Dark Knight is at some level a paean of praise to the fortitude and moral courage that has been shown by George W Bush in this time of terror and war," conservative screenwriter Andrew Klavan wrote in The Wall Street Journal.

There were two significant random intercepts for the quantitative scoring system; individual parents differed in their levels of descriptive praise and directed discussion.