Sentence examples for regularly praised from inspiring English sources

Malaysia is not a country that is regularly praised for its strong institutions.

It was regularly praised, in fact — as autonomy, exuberance and versatility.

The experience of the Breaux commission, which is regularly praised by Mr. Bush, is instructive.

Shirley has regularly praised Pistorius's skill and spunk, but is clearly chafed at the renown Pistorius has received.

But both prosecutors say children who participate are regularly praised by judges for their calm demeanor on the stand.

With 101.1 million customers, Verizon Wireless already holds considerable market share, and its network is regularly praised by subscribers and analysts alike for its strength and broad reach.

He regularly praises South Africa, which pays 80 percent of its own costs.

There is only one politician whom Paul regularly praises in his speeches — a man he coyly refers to as a "senator from Kentucky".

Child advocates regularly praise the programs for quickly improving their standards in line with the court's rules -- replacing amateur teachers, for instance, with certified professionals.

He regularly praises Venezuela's strongman Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro, the Cuban dictator — and now Ahmadinejad — while denouncing Colombia, one of the great democratic success stories, because it let U.S. planes use Colombian airfields to fight narco-traffickers.

This is first-rate writing, as you might expect from someone who regularly praises the great Nan Shepherd, whose The Living Mountain is an enduring marvel of nature-writing.