Sentence examples for particularly praised for from inspiring English sources

Volume I was particularly praised for its range but criticized for the slimness of some of its evidence.

Barber has been particularly praised for the lyrical quality of his music: memorable melodies abound throughout, and connect back to his happy childhood in West Chester, Pennsylvania.

In an area of mathematics noted for its abstraction, his work was particularly praised for the ease and flexibility with which he deployed it in solving quite concrete mathematical problems.

Mr. Porter was particularly praised for successfully reviving tried and true works for repertory theaters, including most of Shakespeare, much of George Bernard Shaw and a 1970 Broadway revival of "Harvey, Mary Chasee's whimsical play about a mild-mannered man, Elwood P. Dowd, who insists that his best friend is an invisible six-foot-tall rabbit.

She was particularly praised for her role as a show-business fan in Emlyn Williams's "Light of Heart" (1940) and for her portrayal of the mother of a possible second messiah in a Welsh farming community during the Crimean War in another Emlyn Williams play, "The Wind of Heaven" (1945).

The Western Sussex hospitals NHS foundation trust, which serves a population of more than 450,000 people, a relatively high proportion of them over 65, was particularly praised for its A&E, medical and end of life care, as well as its maternity, gynaecology and children's services.

He particularly praised it for being simplistic, as well as the visuals of all history running together at once.

Cavna particularly praised the episode for being based on real-life publishing, noting how Selman drew inspiration from the article on Alloy Entertainment.

He particularly praised the episode for going outside its normal conventions by portraying lead characters like Pembleton and Gee as being so reluctant to do the right thing.

BioShock received critical acclaim and was particularly praised by critics for its morality-based storyline, immersive environments and its unique setting.

Elaine Liner, television critic with the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, described Williams' performance as "heartbreaking", but particularly praised the writers for "taking the show to a higher level" by making the perpetrator sympathetic and three-dimensional, not only the victim.