It praises reason, it praises knowledge, it praises liberal values.
"When I watched him speak, I said to myself, 'Well, Christmas came early this year.' " While many Republicans expected Obama to walk back his ill-advised praise of knowledge, facts, and evidence, the White House as of Monday morning had refused to do so.
She said last month, when the companies announced that they were in negotiations, that she welcomed the arrival of the Fung investors, praising "their knowledge of the fashion sector" and saying their financial strength "will ensure the longevity of the brand and allow it to successfully develop in new markets respectful of its identity".
Cavalry: Its History and Tactics received a much warmer reception than Training, with the Illustrated London News praising his knowledge and enthusiasm while recommending it for civilians as well as the military.
Later, Jardine wrote about the Australian crowds, complaining over their involvement, but praising their knowledge and judgement of the game and describing them as more informed than English crowds.
During the political crisis caused by Catholic emancipation, the Duke of Wellington said that George was "the worst man he ever fell in with his whole life, the most selfish, the most false, the most ill-natured, the most entirely without one redeeming quality", but his eulogy delivered in the House of Lords called George "the most accomplished man of his age" and praised his knowledge and talent.
Mr. Beloff praised his encyclopedic knowledge of Tin Pan Alley classics.
Snowden had praised the 'zero knowledge' principle, in which businesses have no access or ability to decrypt user data because it is encrypted by them before being uploaded.
Praising Yoo's "knowledge, intelligence and energy," he writes in his book that "the poor quality of a handful of very important opinions is probably attributable to some combination of the fear that pervaded the executive branch, pressure from the White House and Yoo's unusually expansive and self-confident conception of presidential power".
Mr Sims described Mr Jones as an "outstanding politician" and praised his "unrivalled" knowledge of policy.
