Sentence examples for routinely praised from inspiring English sources

Critics routinely praised his masterly control of color and tone.

All are routinely praised for more or less staying put.

Critics routinely praised Amato's dramatic snap and sparkle, if not always its singing.

The film was routinely praised for its accurate portrayal of the experience of heavy bomber pilots during the war.

The Coens are routinely praised, sometimes backhandedly, for their smarts, but they don't get enough credit for their generosity.

But if critics faulted his plotting, they routinely praised his complex, broken characters and hurtling, hard-edged prose.

Critics routinely praise his wit and imagination and point to his keen musicality, mastery of stage space and inventive partnering.

By contrast, The People's Voice has kind words for reform efforts led by Father Powis's allies and criticizes institutions the other publication routinely praises.

Senior officials at France's equivalent of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Directorate General of External Security, routinely praise their close working relationship with Britain.

The McCain campaign quickly denied that he held such a view, noting that the senator voted for Mr. Alito's confirmation and routinely praises his selection on the stump.

Valentine considers him one of the better hitters on the Mets, and routinely praises him for taking good at-bats and hitting balls hard.