Sentence examples for of lauded from inspiring English sources

But listen to the varied work of lauded groups like The Zutons, Kasabian and Keane, and the deficits that tie them together become clear.

Over two nights at Irving Plaza he'll perform his series of lauded, sometimes thrilling "Mood Muzik" mixtapes (which he's been releasing since 2005) in their entirety — Nos. 1 and 2 on Sunday night, Nos. 3 and 4 on Monday night.

Then comes David Sloan Wilson, the SUNY Distinguished Professor of Biology and Anthropology at Binghamton University in New York and author of a suite of lauded books on evolution and society.

What else to know: This doc is from the director of lauded movies like "Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer," "Kurt & Courtney" and "Biggie & Tupac".

Put another way: Will Oscar voters write down a Ben Stiller movie ahead of lauded works by Woody Allen, Alexander Payne, Spike Jonze, Ron Howard, the Coen brothers and George Clooney among others?

Sometimes "British Values" means compassion, tolerance and openness; other times, the phrase means colonial nostalgia, voluntarily cleaning rubbish from the streets for the Queen, surveilling teenagers at school and tweeting the quotes of lauded racist Winston Churchill.

But it is also a high priority of feminists, who typically vote Democratic but have made a point of lauding Mr. Bush for his help.

So instead of lauding those who put up with the limitations of Standard English, let's back-slap those who have broken free of this collective inertia and found their own solution.

Environmental groups find themselves in the unusual position of lauding the automakers for making fuel economy a priority in virtually all their newest products, from the tiniest subcompact to the heaviest pickup.

The couple also liked the idea of lauding the legacy of Chicago's late archbishop emeritus.

"You have to say something nice," said Lane by way of lauding Ann Roth's genius.