Sentence examples for sudden praise from inspiring English sources
The sudden praise for the show following this episode is at odds with the underwhelming response it received over the course of its first few weeks, and for a while now I've been interested in how the pressure for Cucumber and Banana to work might inadvertently be letting LGBT viewers down – wondering what the impact an unsuccessful show might have on a community further down the line.
But let us praise sudden excess.
When unable to attend school due to a teachers' strike in "The PTA Disbands", (season six, 1995) she suffers withdrawal symptoms because of the sudden lack of praise.
Every time we turned on the television, computer or radio, it seemed pop culture was saturated with songs, dances or trends that originated in the African-American community and all of a sudden people were praising and paying close attention to things that had existed for years.
Iraq destroyed six more missiles today and the United Nations team in Baghdad issued mild praise for its sudden interest in disarmament, however fragmentary.
If British and Irish values had been frowned upon in the away match, all of a sudden these assets were now praised.
But this is a quieter Matthews, talking of steady management, ruling out any sudden change, and taking care to praise the trade unions.
The novel, published by an independent non-profit press in the US, received critical praise, but Lerner's sudden transition to prose fiction worried some of his fellow poets.
Add a few shining reviews and all of a sudden you're a published author ity), praised by your readers with a global online distribution.
She labored faithfully at her husband's career (though she migh take a sudden lover), and had a tendency to praise herself for his every success and blame herself for his smallest failure.
The praise wasn't inspired by any sudden improvement in the Karzai government; instead, The message is aimed in part, officials say, at trying to build domestic support for a troop increase.
