Sentence examples for typical praise from inspiring English sources
Aside from typical praise of his players' character and attitude, the Rangers manager, Ally McCoist, offered his latest transfer window bulletin.
If the locals at one corner bar are typical, the praise has come too late.
It includes recipes by culinary superstars from around the world without wrapping their names in the typical explanatory praise.
Compare a typical, often praised speech by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin: Very little, if anything has been said today about one of the greatest difficulties which we find facing us in dealing with this question, and that is that fighting instinct which is part of human nature.
Compare a typical, often praised speech by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin: Very little, if anything has been said today about one of the greatest difficulties which we find facing us in dealing with this question, and that is that fighting instinct which is part of human nature.
Wells's statement contained little of the praise typical when long-serving executives leave.
Gunn's commendation (typical of the praise Kelman gets from those who don't dismiss him as unreadable) incorporates a sociopolitical barb: "British" denotes everything that "English" refuses to engage with.
Ryan then offered some of the platitudes and gentle deflections that make up typical combine news conferences: praise for his players, promises to get better, votes of confidence for quarterback Mark Sanchez and receiver Santonio Holmes.
Henry James wrote a long essay on his work, hedged with typical Jamesian reservations, balancing praise of Zola's love for truth with criticism of his lack of psychological subtlety and the accusation that he had sacrificed art to "a system".
Her differences from typical shōnen heroines is praised, as is her interaction with other characters.
Erin Jones of Mania.com commented on the unoriginal plot and typical shōjo art but praised the characters' distinctive designs and the art sense used to convey a dramatic scenes.
