Sentence examples for praise of a from inspiring English sources
I threw in historical anecdotes, quotations from the ancients, and praise of a few visionaries.
(Ezra Klein) In praise of a carbon audit of the tax code.
The first words sung here (straight in, no intro) are in praise of a girl's smile.
His most characteristic utterance in praise of a dish is, "I could polish off a 'ole plate of that".
Schoolchildren learn a hackneyed Victorian poem in praise of "a sunburnt country...of droughts and flooding rains".
David Cronin Stockport You quite correctly refer to today's "charmless cacophony" in your praise of a saner age in football.
Of the original narration, the performance of the Stravinsky included only the monologue near the end in praise of a humble life.
But the praise of a "low" genre by an old semiotic soldier in the culture wars couldn't help carrying an odor of provocation.
He wrote reams of poetry and music in praise of a young noblewoman named Peronelle d'Armentières, whom he seems to have romanced in his sixties.
Discount, if you will, the praise of an entrepreneur ever on the lookout for the Next Big Thing.
A "Burkean conservative" is the kind liberals pretend to want, just as conservatives like to say, in seeming praise of an opponent, "He's a true Jeffersonian liberal".
