Sentence examples for though lauded from inspiring English sources
Though lauded by agents at Dystel & Goderich, an agency best known for representing President Obama, publishers fretted over the novels salability.
Some critics, though, lauded it for its power, honesty and intensity.
Some critics, though, lauded it for its power, honesty, and intensity.
Though lauded by the international community for his actions, he was denounced in Colombia.
Stanley Miller, by contrast, though lauded by his peers, languishes in obscurity as far as the wider world is concerned.
Though lauded for its evocative sense of place and sharply observed characters, the novel was deemed plotless and confusing by some critics.
Today, though, he is lauded by a new generation of electro popsters, including Sugababes (who had one of the hits of this decade with Freak Like Me, based on a sample of Are Friends Electricic?) and Basement Jaxx (whose Where's Your Head At? sampled Numan's M.E).
He felt that Hong Kong art is "underrepresented," he added, and auctions have had very little impact on local artists, though he lauded the Air Fair.
Even though Torre lauded Raines's importance in the clubhouse, he said Raines must prove that he can help the team.
Though he lauded Iranian demonstrators for standing up for their "rights," he continued to offer respect bordering on servility to the likes of Vladimir Putin.
Though he lauded Kraft for making some nutritional improvements, Mr. Jacobson reviewed current nutritional information for many Lunchables and noted that some were still high in sodium and saturated fats and contained several artificial ingredients.
