Sentence examples for praised so much from inspiring English sources

As a child, Penelope was an early reader ("I was praised, and since then have never been praised so much") and an early writer.

It's impossible to think of another band that's been praised so much and rewarded so lavishly for doing so little, at least artistically.

A lot of the vulnerable aspects of their music is what makes them praised so much.

First, the "Arab awakening," which Friedman praises so much, led to Islamist victories in democratic elections taking place in Tunisia and Egypt.

Once in a while there comes a film that inspires so much praise, so much full-throated acclaim that you wonder whether it's all too good to be true.

Some praised it so much, and some complained they couldn't understand it.

The Ukip leader praised Miliband so much that the Labour leader will soon be forced to rule out any deals with Farage, let alone Alex Salmond.

PrayStation, by the New York artist Joshua Davis, was praised not so much for its graphic-design experiments as for its educational and community-building elements.

EBay executives "liked the nontraditional approach we pitched to them," said Tommy Means, executive creative director at Mekanism, especially the emphasis on social media, which he praised as "so much more of a credible way to advertise" because of its reliance on "the power of word of mouth".

They are praising Jesus so much that they are putting him above God".

That is why Batteux praises artifice so much: "art is made for fooling" (Batteux 1746), not because it is inherently duplicitous but because truth is a complex construction that hides its structure and development.