Further, a good speech of praise, the goal of the sophistic display speaker, must praise qualities that are truly praiseworthy and actually possessed by the subject of praise, but knowledge of such things is common property, not something learnt in the rhetorical schools (xla.1 24, p. I 220 1 Sudhaus).
It praises reason, it praises knowledge, it praises liberal values.
(He had high praise for Rumsfeld's categories of knowledge: known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns).
According to Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, the President's inflammatory comments, in which he offered full-throated praise for such controversial fields of knowledge as math and science, are sure to come back to haunt the Democrats in November.
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".
He praised Balls, saying "he has a wealth of knowledge and expertise of economics, international finance and markets that the country will benefit from.
Mandelson also gave qualified praise to the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, praising his knowledge of international economics and predicted he would prove to be a better in government than opposition.
Every morning before class, Jama, like all Somali children, sang a song that praised Barre as "the pioneer of victory, the father of knowledge, our hero".
Ralph of Coggeshall, a medieval writer, praised Osbert's knowledge of law, but condemned his acceptance of gifts from plaintiffs and defendants in legal cases.
Dr. McLuhan praised the machine as a piece of "hardware" that would contribute to the decentralization of knowledge.
