Sentence examples for should be hailed from inspiring English sources

Prof Nutt should be hailed as the modest hero that he is.

His supporters say that Mr. Sallas should be hailed for his entrepreneurial expertise and robust appetite for risk.

To some experts on how the Internet is changing media law, the Iceland initiative should be hailed more for its bold thinking than for offering genuine legal protection.

Anti-Ahmadi sentiment is so pervasive among Pakistanis that even members of the community who should be hailed as national heroes are vilified.

Johnny Miller's closing round of 63 to claim the US Open of 1973 should be hailed as one of the finest in history.

"How depressing that a criminally old-fashioned collection of cliches should be hailed as an innovative triumph," wrote Kevin O'Sullivan in the Mirror.

As Brad says, if that's right, we should be hailing Ben Bernanke for preventing a catastrophic deflation, not attacking him for doing too much.

Experts warned that Seek McCartney's approval should not necessarily be hailed as a sign of a relaxation of censors' usually prudish attitudes.

Should he succeed, Netanyahu will be hailed as the leader who delivered his people from the bondage of occupation to the home of true liberty, independence and peace.

You should never type to impress anyone just because you want to be hailed for any reason at all.

Should a Hitler come along in America, rest assured that he will be hailed as triumphantly as Barack Obama.