Sentence examples for praise and expression from inspiring English sources

In the Albanian lands, this attitude is represented by the Bektashi Sufis, who sing and recite poetry as praise and expression of unity with God and creation.

Moscow rewarded Jaruzelski with high praise and expressions of confidence.

Every question from the panel was framed with praise and expressions of gratitude.

NEWARK — Shouts of praise and joy mingled with expressions of grief Sunday at the Newark church where, when Whitney Houston was a child, the singer's voice first blossomed.

The concert's connecting lyric thread is the word "alleluia," an expression of praise and rejoicing that is markedly absent from the liturgy leading up to Easter but becomes ubiquitous during the holiday's celebration of the resurrection of Jesus, not least in the music surrounding it.

In the Christian community it was an expression of praise and a foretaste of eternal gladness.

Barack Obama criticised internet censorship as he spoke to students in Shanghai today and praised freedom of expression and political participation.

Caine said, "It is wrong to praise expression and refuse to print the words".

This tricky and sometimes hard bargain shaped the genre, guiding its transfigured love songs, its expressions of praise and sorrow, its twinning of the orthodox and the outrageous.

What so moves me is that Stravinsky takes the word "alleluia," which has led so many composers to clichéd expressions of praise, and sets it to such aching harmonies.

In her resignation statement, she declined to offer the customary expressions of praise and thanks to the prime minister, and instead declared that she wanted to "help the Labour party to reconnect with the British people, to remind them that our values are their values, that their hopes and dreams are ours too".