Sentence examples for not lauding from inspiring English sources

I might emphasize that I'm not lauding the turbo simply because it's faster.

His voice was timid and humble; he was not lauding himself as the next William Forsythe or Jiří Kylián.

Someone is lauded or praised; praise is not lauded.

"It's not lauded, it's suspect," he said.

But in Brno itself the novel is not lauded.

Any true friend of Zimbabwe will protest against Mr. Mugabe and his disastrous policies, not laud him.

"Singin' in the Rain was not lauded when it first came out, but Singin' in the Rain became a classic".

Roger Clemens should have been ejected from the game for his childish behavior, not lauded for his fine pitching afterwards.

The ads, not lauded in creative circles, had an impact on consumers because of the celebrity element.

When the Jets snapped the Indianapolis Colts' winning streak two weekends ago in Indianapolis, they were not lauded for pulling off an upset.

So much so that it makes you wonder whether Rod himself has written it, and, if so, why is he not lauded as one of Britain's most brilliant comic stylists?