Sentence examples for particularly hailed from inspiring English sources

Bill Cosby was particularly hailed for his largesse in the nineteen-eighties, when he paid college tuition for students in need who wrote to him, created scholarships, and gave broadly to causes connected to African-Americans.

Upon their release, the perfume and the commercial were positively received by critics with Rise's various scents and its feminist inspiration being particularly hailed.

Chandler is widely considered no worse than No. 2. Curry, particularly, has been hailed as a possible first pick in next year's National Basketball Association draft.

In 2004, for instance, she was widely hailed, particularly in news outlets like The Hindustan Times and sikhchic.com, as the first Sikh elected to the South Carolina Legislature and the first Republican Indian-American elected to any state legislature.

Mr Prahalad was lionised in the emerging markets, particularly in India, and hailed by corporate philanthropists, notably Bill Gates.

But others, particularly those aides who hailed from the political realm in Albany and were privately furious with the governor, recognized a maze with no good place to go.

But in Jamaica, particularly, he was also hailed as a living God (or 'Jah') following the interpretation of a Biblical prophesy by members of a new movement called Rastafari.

Five years ago, the Academy Award nominations were hailed as particularly female-friendly.

The reaction stunned executives, particularly since the show hailed from network favorite MacFarlane and two of his key writers, Sulkin and Wellesley Wild.

Health workers and teachers were seen as particularly important and were hailed in the nation-building project.

Others, particularly those who hail from the Oklahoma City area, not so much.