Sentence examples for recognised and praised from inspiring English sources
But his contribution had been recognised and praised by his fellow islanders.
"This news comes during the inquest into the July bombings five years ago in which the heroism of LU staff has been widely recognised and praised".
Many students couldn't and shouldn't have worked any harder, so when talking to them, it's important to recognise and praise their hard work.
It is particularly important that NGOs and civil organisations are prepared to recognise and praise those companies that do take action, as enhanced reputation is an integral part of the corporate business case for action.
W.B. Yeats, T.S. Eliot, Siegfried Sassoon, Virginia Woolf, Robert Graves, E.M. Forster, the young Graham Greene and countless others would make the long ascent to her flat, read stories and poems, and exchange compliments and insults over strong tea and halfpenny buns.Despite her prickly nature and sense of persecution Edith Sitwell was always quick to recognise and praise a talented new writer.
His talent was quickly recognised and consistently praised by critics for its lyrical but penetrative quality.
It has been denigrated as heresy and slander by supporters of the state and the church, and praised by liberals who recognise its truths.The film is set in Russia's desolate north.
It was eventually recognised and treated.
Professional staff recognised and valued.
Mr Chirac issued a statement recognising "past disagreements" as well as "mutual respect", and praised her "tenacity".
