Sentence examples for now hailed from inspiring English sources

Her parents' identities are re-evaluated: the "French spies" are now hailed as "international Communists".

And Dr. Bissell is now hailed as a hero, with an award named after her.

Even the smallest legislative agreement is now hailed as a major achievement in a Congress incapable of doing fundamental work.

Now hailed as an early masterwork of the civil rights movement, the album radicalized Ms. Lincoln's reputation.

The Long Read: Despite decades of mockery, the city's modernist buildings and wide boulevards are now hailed as visionary.

Over the years Ms. Jett grew more political, and she is now hailed as a groundbreaking feminist hero.

Juventus, now hailing two Baggios in their starting XI, had a stellar season.

China's state media now hails Xi as the country's "unrivalled helmsman".

Let me now hail just a few of the missing thousands.

And many of the same corporate governance activists who viewed A.I.G. as a pariah now hail it as a pacesetter.

Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a one-time interlocutor, is now hailing the "glorious resistance" of anti-government protesters.