Sentence examples for sufficient praise from inspiring English sources

Mindful, perhaps, that the president was not seen as having lavished sufficient praise on Representative Shaw at the Everglades event, speakers went out of their way to pay homage to him here.

Many music fans, particularly young ones, do not see black artists receiving sufficient praise and recognition for pushing boundaries of creativity in the industry's often blurry genres.

God is self-sufficient and worthy of praise.

"We should be able to be self-sufficient and not need praise, but it's just utter human nature, isn't it?" He drew on eyeliner and continued, "Any performer who claims they weren't motivated by the love of applause is lying".

Having said that, research clearly suggests that praise is usually a sufficient reward, she said.

In any other week, Gene Simmons's praise of the market as a sufficient arbiter of artistic merit might seem credible (The Way We Live Now, Dec. 2).

If the nutrient content of the castings was the only thing that the earthworms are praised for, that certainly would seem to be sufficient.

Though this was, in his eyes, the highest praise one could bestow on a man, it was not sufficient for the clericals, who took advantage of its implied atheism and the uproar caused by the lecture to have Renan suspended.

Sotomayor's nomination won praise from Democrats and liberals, and Democrats appeared to have sufficient votes to confirm her.

He was easily flattered by praise, and dismayed when he felt he was not given sufficient credit for his actions.

Mr. da Silva has praised Ms. Rousseff's administrative credentials as more than sufficient to lead Brazil.