Sentence examples for rare praise from inspiring English sources

Rare praise.

High and rare praise, indeed.

The S.E.C. issued rare praise for Finra's cooperation.

Fortunately for Twitter, the GIF button has earned them some rare praise.

The law's passage prompted some rare praise for the government from the business world.

Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, came in for some rare praise.

Although the White House renegotiated a pivotal free-trade agreement with South Korea in December, scoring rare bipartisan praise, House Republican leaders have refused to allow the deal to move forward.

The secretive work won rare public praise in a June 2002 report ("Making the Nation Safer") from the National Research Council of the National Academies, the country's leading scientific advisory group.

Rocker's comments spurred New Yorkers to do a rare thing: praise the subway — in this case, the 7 train, with its especially diverse ridership, holding it up as an emblem of city pride.

Kerry offers rare, qualified praise of Syria's Assad.

All week, the Jets lauded Luck, calling him a rare talent, praising his arm, his legs, his brain.