Sentence examples for praises only from inspiring English sources

Some suspect that the firms on the initiative's board sing its praises only because they can ensure it stays toothless.

Sigeberht succeeded in re-establishing Christianity throughout East Anglia, but Ecgric may have remained a pagan, as Bede praises only Sigeberht for his accomplishments, and his lack of praise for his co-ruler is significant.

We don't give praise only on Sundays.

Needless to say, Tuesday's version will praise only the body politic.

It is possible for an author to have one book published, and garlanded with praise, only to sink into oblivion.

Despite such praise, only 14percentnt of the adult population have a degree, more than a full percentage point behind England.

The accomplishments of "Inception" are mainly technical, which is faint praise only if you insist on expecting something more from commercial entertainment.

While I found the interior more disappointing than offensive, a colleague described it as "cheesy," which I suspect is seen as praise only within the dairy industry.

But Trump has been uncharacteristically calm about the plea deal for Manafort, whom he had praised only a month ago for refusing to "break" under pressure from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

Most reserved in his remarks was Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who praised only the men and women of the Defense Department, not Trump.

Albrecht Dürer, for instance, praised only Jan van Eyck during his visit to Ghent in 1521, and as late as 1562 the Flemish and Netherlandish historian Marcus van Vaernewyck referred to Jan alone as the creator of the altarpiece.