Sentence examples for really high marks from inspiring English sources

I give her really high marks for that".

"There's no shortage of feeling for him, and he gets really high marks on competence and leadership," said Representative Doug Ose, Republican of California, who has not taken sides in the race.

If you look at surveys of retirees, they give really high marks and really enjoy it.

The retirees in Des Moines give the city really high marks in terms of personal wellness".

They get really high marks from the government in terms of quality.

If a student is on a really high D grade – only a mark or two from a C – they will pay for their paper to be re-marked regardless of whether or not they think the D is the correct grade for that student.

With the exception of his inexcusable continuation of the war in Vietnam, Nixon really will get high marks in history".

If Microsoft really wants to earn high marks from the public, it might want to consider earning them the old-fashioned way: By creating products people love.

I was really lucky to get such high marks.

Michael Pachter, a video game industry analyst with Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles, gave the Wii U high marks, calling it "really intuitive," and saying "the integration with the TV is very good".

In a ComputerWorld article introducing the new laptops, analyst Dan Olds gives HP high marks:[I]t looks like they've really looked at what business travelers need and want, concentrating on keeping the size down and battery life up.