Sentence examples for praise when he was from inspiring English sources

He first won praise when he was brave enough to argue with Paxman, when the presenter suggested one of his answers was a guess.

That killer mentality explains why the 24-year-old has succeeded in transforming himself into one of the world's elite players and Pochettino was effusive in his praise when he was asked if Kane can break Andy Cole and Alan Shearer's joint record of 34 goals in a single Premier League season.

That's why he gets so much stick, and why he gets so much praise when he's going well.

"I think Kevin is somebody with immense talent who people are quick to praise when he is good, and jump on straightaway when he has a bad game or something doesn't go his way.

He's the most stable candidate in the race, although that's kind of faint praise when he's only got enough support to place him in sixth place overall.

Orde, who was praised when he was in charge of policing divided communities in Northern Ireland, admitted that the police were floundering in their efforts to keep abreast of activities planned over the internet.

While on leave, Mr. Kundra, who had been highly praised when he was appointed on March 5, thought that his reputation was coming under a cloud, the person familiar with the situation said.

Assistant to the Solicitor General Palmore apologized — and responded with the kind of composure that John Roberts was praised for when he was in that office.

UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh, a conservative and 1st Amendment expert, was among those who praised Watford when he was nominated to the appeals court.

The difficult job of overseeing that particular clash goes to Antonio Mateu Lahoz, the Spanish referee who was praised by Mourinho when he was at Real Madrid.

You see, she was, back in the day, praising President Reagan when he was drinking a beer overseas.