Sentence examples for praise said from inspiring English sources

Belichick, who never met an opponent he couldn't praise, said: "They're a good team.

"He struck a middle ground between cold war anti-Communism and armchair revolutionary paeans and praise," said Timothy Cheek, a China historian at the University of British Columbia.

The airline's chief executive, Alan Joyce, whose turnaround plan and handling of the unions has won shareholder praise, said the past few weeks had been particularly harsh.

"The only sort of criticism you get is when someone damns someone with faint praise," said Mr. Zeidman of the Fund for Modern Courts.

They came up with the usual vague praise, said it was good, said it was easy to visualize, suggested I delete this and that...

"Actually I don't think tour de force should be routinely used as a word of praise," said the Observer critic Susannah Clapp.

He returned the praise, saying that he admired both her and her husband, former President Bill Clinton.

Johnson singled out Ryan for praise, saying that his conviction in him has not wavered.

Mr. Palmisano, in an interview Tuesday, singled out Mr. Mills for praise, saying "he's done a phenomenal job".

Mr. Redgate, however, continues to deflect any praise, saying: "This can happen anywhere.

Later on Thursday, Clinton tweeted her praise, saying she was "in awe" of Obama's words.