Sentence examples for may be praised from inspiring English sources

While stage actors may be praised for a performance that is highly wrought, film stars usually must appear to be themselves.

From the perspective of the American experience with Lochner, this reallocation of power may be praised or condemned depending on which criticism of the Lochner Court one chooses to embrace.

He may be praised for his grasp of broadcasting, but a slip up by John Whittingdale surprised those in the know at a Voice of the Listener and Viewer public meeting on Thursday.

Such firms may be praised for their big purchases, but they make money in large part from selling their portfolio companies, whether to new buyers or through initial public offerings.

He is selling a very old model of woman as victim — the waif-lamb-sweetie pie who, at this point, exasperates women as well as men — and he's so bizarrely out of it that his pitying condescension may be praised in some quarters as religious.

In this case, those forerunners of red-baiting may be praised as 'patriots'patriots

In 50 years' time, Americans may be praising this generation of European Muslims for leading the enlightenment that Islam needed.Europe's Islamic experience will be different from America's: geography and history have seen to that already.

That's not to say of course that everyone has been impressed, even though Mrs May was praised in some quarters both for realism and for clarity.

The involvement of solicitors Carter Ruck – may their name be praised, as every journalist would say at once – may seem quite obvious, but how come the Qataris didn't involve the obvious NGOs in such disclosures.

Such harmless industry may surely be forgiven if it cannot be praised; may he therefore never want a monosyllable who can use it with such wonderful dexterity.

The tale is told with wit, panache, and a strong dash of camp, and the whole affair is shielded — may the gods of Olympus be praised!