Sentence examples for most laudatory grades from inspiring English sources
It wasn't just that Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings, played a crucial role in the epochal housing market collapse, affixing their most laudatory grades to billions of dollars worth of bonds that went bad in the subprime crisis.
Perhaps surprisingly, it is Townshend who is most laudatory in his summation of Fahey, telling the film-makers: "Could I go so far as to say he is the innovator?
Both men are spellbinders in the most laudatory sense of the word".
This led that country's ambassador to China, Masood Khan, to describe Sino-Pakistani relations in the most laudatory of terms.
Seventh grade is one of the most important grades.
Placentas were classified from grade 0 (most immature) to grade III (most mature).
From fifth grade through most of 10th grade, the devil's visits increased in frequency.
Alfred Appel Jr.'s review of Dan Morgenstern's "Living With Jazz" (Dec. 19) is, for the most part, laudatory, and with good reason.
Only in Washington were gains consistent across most grades.
The teacher gave most grades, but parents also offered assessments.
