Sentence examples for praise of being from inspiring English sources

WI Webb in the Guardian, meanwhile, damned it with the faint praise of being "suitable for the Harrods and Hatchard's market".

Obama's praise of Clinton's experience is notable because he was once the opponent who damned her with the faint praise of being "likable enough".

Mr. Romney was the only rival Mr. Gingrich mentioned to the 100 or so supporters who squeezed into the storefront headquarters; he condemned him with the faint praise of being "a good manager".

Obama's praise of Clinton's experience is notable because he was once the opponent who damned her with the faint praise of being "likable enough". But that, Obama seemed to insist on Wednesday night, was before he knew better.

This poet whose late work has been such a celebration of the beauty of this world now recants: "And I confess my ecstatic praise of being / Might just have been exercises in the high style.

In an age that puts a premium on the composer's wishes and original intentions (as if those could ever be pinned down), Bruckner's helpers — his students and disciples Franz and Josef Schalk and Ferdinand Löwe, in particular — are held in bad odor, routinely damned with, at best, the faint praise of being "well meaning".

A young man with an unusual perspective on the ups and downs of life is singing the praises of being prepared financially.

The new film from Jean-Luc Godard, "In Praise of Love," is to be released on September 6th.

By Anthony Lane The new film from Jean-Luc Godard, "In Praise of Love," is to be released on September 6th.

Fisher was quick to note, however, that his praise of Ruble isn't a knock on Kelly.

Her autobiography, In Praise of Imperfection, was published in 1988.