Sentence examples for praised as something from inspiring English sources

Hill doesn't dismiss the poet laureate entirely, however, quickly moving on to her poem The Christmas Truce, quoting the lines "But it was Christmas Eve; believe; belief / thrilled the night air, / where glittering rime on unburied sons / treasured their stiff hair" - which he praised as "something radically different".

The series also offered a sense of realism in its protagonist, who is not heroic and aspirational, has poor social skills, and is bluntly described by Ben as a "fat girl", a practice that the Daily Mail praised as "something that defies the Thought Police".

Last Friday he was endorsed by the NRA, on Thursday he officially clinched the Republican nomination, then Fox News aired a documentary on his family that was praised as "like something you'd see on state-run television somewhere".

Reviewers have praised Advanced Warfare as something of a return to form for a series accused of formulaic campaigns and over-complicated multiplayer.

Then he stopped and said it's interesting that in Silicon Valley "collaboration" is defined as something you do with another colleague or company to achieve greatness — something to be praised — as in: "They collaborated on that beautiful piece of software".

The album has been praised as Madonna's nostalgic return to her nightclub roots, but Wednesday's concert suggested that something has changed.

Management is praised as visionary.

The scenes were praised as "riveting".

The consumption was praised as economical.

And while drug treatment experts praised the plan as something they have long advocated, some said that matching the eligible defendants with appropriate treatment would also be difficult, even though the state's 1,200 treatment centers are not at capacity.

To be praised for something like that is just weird.