Sentence examples for striking praise from inspiring English sources

Many of the proposals outlined by Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, were greeted with striking praise from arms-control experts.

Ms. Angelou, who took the stage in a wheelchair and wore a striking, sparkling gown, praised her editor, comparing him to the "rainbow in the clouds" in Genesis.

He praised the "striking clarity of construction" and found the work "comparatively easy to comprehend".

St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright praised the striking partnership of Stevie May and Nigel Hasselbaink in their 3-1 defeat of Kilmarnock.

Don Eddy's "The Hesychia Tide" (2002) deserves praise for its striking realism, as do Stephen Posen's untitled still lifes.

The praise is a striking departure from the violently anti-Taiwanese rhetoric the communist authorities have previously employed against self-ruled Taiwan.

"Breath, Boom," a stark drama about gang girls, won praise for its "striking reality" from Bruce Weber in The New York Times.

While the name of Guzmán is on everybody's lips throughout Sinaloa and terrain under his control, sometimes in fear, often in praise, it is striking how in cities such as Ciudad Victoria and Veracruz – fortresses of the Zetas, entirely under their control – the cartel's name is never breathed nor whispered.

He received praise for his "striking" character design, as well as the fact that "FFVII's 3D engine made his shape-shifting Limit Breaks some surprisingly scary stuff".

The photographer was Walker Berg, a criminologist for the department's forensic evidence division, and his striking image has received overwhelming praise on Facebook.

Both facilities are widely praised for their striking architecture, design and amenities.