Sentence examples for serious praise from inspiring English sources

Not to be assumed – and worthy of serious praise.

It's often referred to as "the Bible of Texas football," particularly serious praise in Texas, where the Bible is held in fairly high regard.

Poitras has faced continual harassment since the release of My Country, My Country and The Oath, her unsparing interrogations of post-invasion Iraq, and the Whitney deserves serious praise for inviting her to roost in its first year in a new riverside home.

I was singled out for serious praise and I framed the page.

Save really serious praise for when they've really earned it.

The busy chef then turned serious, praising Ms. Sharpe's ability to create a room where the city's rich and powerful want to hang out.

The Sunday night headliners brought Danielle Haim onstage to play drums for their song 'On Top,' but not before Brandon Flowers showered her with some serious musical praise: "People keep talking about how dance music's taking over and people are playing music anymore one of the bands that came out and dropped a record on us in 2013 and gave us hope for people playing music was Haim".

His first, like "The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair," was a massive success, and brought with it the spoils of literary fame: serious-sounding praise, top-shelf liquor, actresses.

At the end of the speech, as is custom, Obama turned serious, and praised the press.

Those companies are both in serious difficulties, and praise for his work at the FSA has evaporated.

There needs to be a word for the overly serious and reverent praise of digital games by individuals or institutions who are almost certainly too old, too intellectual and too dignified to really be playing at this stuff.