Sentence examples for no one praised from inspiring English sources

No one praised the Taliban.

RICHARD STRANZL Graton, Calif., Aug. 15, 2012 The Writer Responds When the one president who strongly self-identified as a boomer, Bill Clinton, left us with a surplus, no one praised boomers for selflessness, and indeed the anti-boomer sentiment never abated.

No one praises his music.

Her means of ascent are flirting right up to the edge of sex, favor-trading (no one praises anyone else's work without a direct personal interest), and relentless networking with newspaper editors.

Chaney, for one, praised Camby for exhibiting the toughness to play despite the pain.

When he announced the purchase, the Special One praised the 6ft 1in Holland international for his versatility.

Iraq made it in, but just barely, in his praise of Joe Biden for managing the withdrawal of our troops from that country; no one was praised for managing anything on the ground in Iraq.

I wonder if this is because no one has praised his poetry.

These writers and many lesser ones praised Peter's work, stressing its innovative and necessary character.

Perhaps the starkest fact is that than none of the films, not even the ones praised by Glaad, featured a gay character in a lead role.

But KRS-One praised the Tucson courses in his comments toward the students, according to an article posted to the school district's website.