Sentence examples for straightforward praise from inspiring English sources

On the surface, much of the tribute is in straightforward praise of the princess.

"Burning Lights" is, like his many previous albums, a largely straightforward collection of devotional rock, heavy on meditative intros; broad, anthemic choruses; and straightforward praise.

He was straightforward in his praise for Beckham, and sounded almost grateful: "David's a champion.

Lee Kennedy, S.C.T.A.'s car technical chairman, was more straightforward in his praise.

She did win £94,000 from the TSB Launchpad initiative and praised how straightforward the initial application process was.

Before stepping down on Oct. 1, Joe Lockhart won praise for his straightforward performance as White House press secretary.

"It is a tribute to Leonardo's success that every multivalency in the painting earns praise for being straightforward".

With her naturally blond hair, lithe dancer's figure and simple, straightforward style, Ms. Lange won praise for her first film role as a young woman who befriended a temptress played by Marilyn Monroe at a bus stop in the 1956 romantic comedy "Bus Stop".

While Mr. Montgomery drew praise for his straightforward performance as detective Philip Marlowe in "The Brasher Doubloon" (1947), based on Raymond Chandler's "High Window," he was never really able to break free from the public's view of him as a cowboy star.

It refers to Hernon as "the most experienced lobby correspondent in parliament, with 33 years of continuous service" and praises him his "straightforward reportage and political analysis".

But again, Hume's praise is not entirely straightforward.