Sentence examples for praise giving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hamilton was the most direct with his praise, giving a physically invested performance several degrees looser than his records, on which his voice and mien can appear dour.

The Rioja winemakers rate both 1994 and 1995 as excellent, their highest praise, giving the edge to 1994, which some claim to be the best Rioja vintage in 20 years.

UK gadget site, Pocket-lint was also fulsome with its praise, giving the device the same score as Samsung's top-selling Android device, the Galaxy S3. "In real life they are very closely matched," Chris Hall, Pocket-lint's editor tells the BBC.

Roger Ebert was more subdued in his praise, giving it three stars, saying that it felt confused and unfinished.

Writer disagrees with the high praise given to the architect.

The timbrel creed of praise gives spirit to the daily; blood tinges lips.

Its frequent use in "fulsome praise" gives that phrase the meaning of "cloying, unctuous, obsequious flattery".

"Nashville" is the sole promising drama on network television this fall, which should be faint praise, given the alternatives.

The novel received thundering applause from critics when it was published last year, with particular praise given to Beatty's wit.

Bruce rated the midfielder's performance as good as any he had witnessed from one individual, which is high praise given the company he kept as a player.

To outsiders, however, that may seem faint praise given Mr. Trump's lifelong alacrity for getting on the phone with reporters.