Sentence examples for reserved its praise from inspiring English sources

Broadway World.com reserved its praise for the supporting actors rather than the stars of the show, saying: "Thomas Lacey Scottt) and Phoebe Panaretos (Fran) were solid in their respective roles but it was the supporting characters that really stole the show.

It reserves its main praise for the single-line display of early Picasso and Braque in the spacious fifth floor.

After the game, he reserved his praise for Marbury.

But Guardiola reserved his praise for Argentina skipper Messi, who turned the semi-final in Barca's favour with a late brace at the Nou Camp last week.

Though Fritz Lang's Metropolis always had its admirers, even the warmest of its original notices reserved their praise for the film as spectacle while holding their nose at its storytelling.

McCoist reserved special praise for Clark.

Collins reserved particular praise for Hilliard.

But officials reserved special praise for the country's gastronomic culture.

Bower reserved special praise for one student named Grimké, who came to the university "just out of slavery".

Ed deemed the entire soup good, while Nora reserved her praise for the perfectly round, snowy matzo ball itself.

But while he continues to denigrate whole swathes of the population for following a religion, the billionaire reserved some praise for North Korea's dictator.