Sentence examples for recognized and praised from inspiring English sources

Although her articles for The Economist carried no byline, her work was recognized and praised by experts in her field.

His great achievements on behalf of Israel, the Jewish people, and the community in general were recognized and praised by our organization and many others.

The U.N. missions in Haiti have at times, been criticized for their role in Haiti; this group certainly deserves to be recognized and praised.

Mostly this was from other left-wing writers and intellectuals, who recognized and praised both its stylistic innovation and its political commitment, if sometimes with the complaint that the novel was overly influenced by European modernism.

Mary hoped and believed what the prophets foretold, and God's response -- recognized and praised by Elizabeth -- was blessing, a word that is rooted in the Hebrew word for "kneel," a sign of both humility and empowering service to one beloved and respected.

Perhaps most amazing was the discovery that organizations that effectively recognize and praise their employees are three times as profitable as those who do not.

The system encourages performance by recognizing and praising when standards are met, and using a supportive rather than primarily punitive approach when they are not.

Although Pulp Fiction was Jackson's thirtieth film, the role made him internationally recognized and he received praise from critics.

Do you allow yourself to recognize and accept praise from others and feel that you deserve it?

Her keynote reflected the administration's humanitarian priorities, recognized the challenges we face and praised the progress that has already been made.

Barry Scheck, a defense lawyer and a nationally recognized authority on DNA, appeared with Mr. Ellis and praised his proposal.