Sentence examples for praise regarding from inspiring English sources

The first word New Jersey brings to mind is "regular," not in a bored-to-death suburban way, but as high praise regarding a person's temperament.

The great master of the genre, and arguably Arabic's most illustrious poet, al-Mutanabbī ("He Who Claimed to Be a Prophet"), is quite unsubtle in making this point in a famous ode in praise of the great 10th-century ruler of Aleppo, Sayf al-Dawlah: To you belongs the praise regarding the pearls that I pronounce; You are the giver, but I am the arranger.

The episode was generally well received by critics, with most of the praise regarding Shalhoub's performance as the title character.

"Mr. Monk and the Three Pies" was generally well received by critics, with most of the praise regarding Turturro's performance.

Music critics gave the song positive reviews, citing it some of Rihanna's best vocal work to date; there was a praise regarding its romantic nature, as well as its sexual tones.

One carer disagreed with the negative aspects identified by other carers and was full of praise regarding the RYCT intervention.

Stephen Holden of The New York Times heavily praised the film, regarding the film's "self-justifying moral" as "about mass entertainment, censorship and freedom of speech".

Regarding the praise, some of it is undeserved, but all of it is appreciated.

If anything, now inflation has set in regarding the praise of popular films as art (as with raves for "Lincoln," "Silver Linings Playbook," and "Anna Karenina"); critics are all too ready to extol any mass-market movie with the merest glimmer of personal concern, stylistic idiosyncrasy, or intellectual substance and to crown their directors as auteurs.

Another hybrid text of the era, James Agee and Walker Evans's "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," regards the entire enterprise with something like despair.

But what's missing from the movie is a countervailing voice, to match the praise of Hitchcock with skepticism regarding the ongoing devotion of filmmakers to his work and, more generally, regarding the very idea of learning about filmmaking by way of obsessive viewing and study of movies.