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"The November Man" also received considerable praise.
Her performance as Sabina Spielrein has gained considerable praise.
Mr. Nunn has received considerable praise for this ensemble.
But Rhodes deserves considerable praise for his four books.
The Don Cossacks, in contrast, offer considerable depth.
She won considerable praise for doing so from a variety of sources.
Oldman has turned in a particularly strong performance, gathering considerable praise from Le Carré himself.
Yet there was considerable praise for the Chevy's road manners.
Naturally her repertory included Giselle, for which she received considerable praise.
At first glance, such steady progress would seem grounds for considerable praise.
This technique drew considerable praise from radio critics as a way of allowing listeners to hear all the points of view on the news of the day and enabling them to judge the propaganda for themselves without the commentary offered on CBS and NBC.
