Sentence examples for praising that from inspiring English sources

Praising that show's bosses for their tolerance, he ended up in rehab in Oregon, musing that Robin Williams had attended it – "not a glowing endorsement, at this time".

Moreover, the governor's high standing in the polls and his seemingly quick recovery from the turbulence of the primaries has many Republican officials in Washington now praising that decision as the correct course.

On one of his periodic inspections of a potential home court — and praising that hallowed arena every chance he got — James scored 52 points of his own in a 107-102 victoverover the Knicks.

In praising that copiously researched volume, I mapped the mid-sixties as a watershed period in Truffaut's career as a filmmaker and suggested that, after making his first four features ("The 400 Blows," "Shoot the Piano Player," "Jules and Jim," and "The Soft Skin"), Truffaut filmed in a stiffer, stodgier, less emotionally direct way.

While praising that section of the book on post-structuralist philosophers, reviewer sasha k claimed that "Newman uses Kropotkin and Bakunin as his stand-ins for anarchism in general, and, in turn, only a few quotes from each to make his case".

If you have another child who isn't difficult to wake in the morning, let the other children see you praising that child.

Mr. Dombret praised that decision.

Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's national security adviser, praised that approach.

After a visit to China in 1959, he praised that country's approach to Marxism.

Not so long ago he worked for and praised that selfsame president.

The television pundits, who like a bit of soaring oratory, praised that portion.