Sentence examples for likewise lauded from inspiring English sources

In this we might see the influence of Simpson's teacher, Anderson, who is likewise lauded for the originality of his orchestral palette.

They likewise lauded the Confederate cavalrymen: "Their beautiful male Virginian faces, their magnificent mounts and the boldness of their riding technique make it impossible not to admire these ragged riders".

Lawyers for civil rights groups likewise lauded the justices' decision not to review the 4th Circuit ruling, which could potentially send a warning to North Carolina lawmakers looking for ways to erect new voting barriers.

"My Man" was also lauded.

The game's music was also lauded.

Aside from the handful of surprising absentees – you might reasonably have expected Sleaford Mods to be in there, likewise, folk singer Richard Dawson's lauded Nothing Important or LoneLady's brilliant second album Hinterland – there's no mainstream pop, unless you use that appellation to describe Florence.

Kutzera also noted the lauded unseen cities.

Likewise the SDGs have been both lauded as a huge step forward and derided as fatally flawed.

Foer, a fresh-faced youngster, is an easy target for such purists, but it should be remembered that WG Sebald, lauded for his deep insight into the second world war, likewise experienced none of the atrocities he chronicled.

Likewise, Newt Gingrich's supporters laud the former House speaker as brilliant but freighted with baggage.

Critics lauded her.