Sentence examples for standard praise from inspiring English sources

He batted away one question about netbooks moving away from Windows by suggesting 83% of the market worked for him, and for the first time went beyond his standard praise for Amazon's cloud play by questioning how far it would scale.

Both candidates ended with the standard praise for one another for being good family men (what if Rudy Giuliani or Newt Gingrich had been nominated?), while Obama praised Romney for his "faith" (thank God neither of them is an atheist)!

The conservative Weekly Standard praised her as "a feminist form of George Bush".

Bill Kristol, the neoconservative editor of the Weekly Standard, praised his "hardheaded and pro-American tone".

In a July article in The Weekly Standard praising Mr. Ryan, Stephen Hayes called him "the intellectual leader of the Republican Party".

Now Foreign Secretary, Hague revisited the theme last month in an article for the Evening Standard, praising the film 12 Years a Slave.

Fran Pavley, the California state senator who sponsored the legislation that established the California standard, praised the decision as she traveled to Washington Monday to join the White House meeting on Tuesday.

The Standard praised Blériot's "pluck and dexterity" but sniffed, "The Channel steamer service is not yet threatened nor are we appreciably nearer the day when friends or enemies will fly to our shores".

He is willing to risk letting the authors of the Great Books themselves set him a standard, praising the hard work and deliberate art of prose in Pascal and Lincoln, and criticizing Flaubert's syntax as "often slovenly," Gertrude Stein's writing as "stutterings" and Joyce's language in "Finnegans Wake" as a "blur".

The Evening Standard praised the show's "delicate soulfulness and truthful charm".

The Evening Standard praised the play, describing it as "one of the best plays of the genre ever written.