Sentence examples for privately hailed from inspiring English sources
The offers were made in 2008-09, in the wake of George Bush's Annapolis conference, and were privately hailed by Erekat as giving Israel "the biggest Yerushalayim [the Hebrew name for Jerusalem] in history" in order to resolve the world's most intractable conflict.
Publicly, Holbrooke hailed the election; privately, colleagues said, he suggested that a runoff between Karzai and his main challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, might be necessary for the appearance of legitimacy.
Mike Atherton and Pete Roebuck – serious analysts – have both hailed the IPL's privately owned franchises as models for the future.
Ethanol companies, of which the privately held Poet is the largest, went from being hailed in the media as green energy heroes in 2007 to being widely blamed for the summer surge in global food prices.
There is an emerging consensus among followers of the industry that the entire auto business model is radically changing shifting from privately owned cars to fleets of robot-driven electric vehicles hailed on your phone.
The Pentagon hailed the test publicly as an outstanding success, but privately, analysts were dismayed.
But others, particularly those aides who hailed from the political realm in Albany and were privately furious with the governor, recognized a maze with no good place to go.
Specifically, he hailed Pfc.
Environmentalists hailed the move.
Doves hailed the finding.
