Sentence examples similar to meriting praise from inspiring English sources

Benteke's part in the opening goal also merited praise.

And I know the newspapers think they merit praise, not blame, for disseminating socially useful messages.

All the same, there is a persistence to Arsenal that merits praise.

The only discernible difference of emphasis concerned whether or not Britain's prime minister merited praise.

The tenor Paul Agnew merits praise if only for surviving Vivaldi's aria "Dominus a dextris tuis".

Mindful of those circumstances, the former Sunderland defender merited praise for his nerveless execution.

And Louis Quilico as Dr. Bartolo merits praise as well: he posed and primped and plotted to fine comic ends.

The cast, however, merits praise, as do Rob Odorisio, who did the scenery, and Curtis Hay, responsible for the costumes.

Both merited praise for ending a brutal campaign and a harsh period of litigation on a civil note.

That noble-minded poet alone merits praise whose word, like the sentence of a judge, keeps free from love or hatred in recording the past.

Of these, the photograph of a young Frank Stella offering a surly tough-looking guy in (what looks like) a Roy Lichtenstein painting a drag on his cigarette merits praise.