Sentence examples for sometimes praised from inspiring English sources
It is a literary hub but also an oak-shaded example of rural Southern black culture — sometimes disdained, sometimes praised — that was born of American slavery.
He noted that in each case he included a footnote to the works he used, and he sometimes praised the books in his text.
The company itself is sometimes praised for its retro-hip baristas (they wear caps and pinstriped vests and suspenders and they have many tattoos) and ethical-indie business practices; it is also often reviled for the attitude these things suggest.
The following year, Didion's husband, John Gregory Dunne, published an essay pointing out that Kael's ignorance of the moviemaking process meant she sometimes praised or chastised directors for choices they didn't make.
As William Grimes points out in his obituary, Mr. Kramer sometimes praised artists like Julian Schnabel — "precisely the sort of artist one would have expected him to eviscerate," according to Mr. Grimes.
He signed his pots "Dave" and added witty couplets that sometimes praised the very "noble jar" on which they were inscribed or expressed his longing to see the stars or lost family members.
Barack Obama sometimes praises the organisation in speeches.
Judge Lopez relishes the role, sometimes punishing defendants, sometimes praising them, sometimes even hugging them.
We would need to learn to sometimes praise people for bad outcomes, not blame them.
Some of those are very good, too, and I sometimes praise them.
Even Saudi Arabia, for instance, has been signaling that it will cut back on the diplomatic visas it issues to militant Wahhabi clerics, who sometimes praise suicide attacks.
