Sentence examples for typically lauded from inspiring English sources
Reviewers of Descent of Woman typically lauded her feminist critique of the Tarzanists but lamented Morgan's advocacy of what became known as the "aquatic ape" theory.
Governance activists in America typically laud the shareholder regime in Britain, yet the British banks fouled up just as badly as everyone else.
The nature of the prize stands in stark contrast to that of the Nobel, which typically lauds breakthroughs only after they have been thoroughly tested and confirmed, sometimes decades after the original advance.
Pope Francis gave Trump several documents that he typically gives to visiting dignitaries, including a copy of his lauded 2015 address on climate change.
The coveted Palme d'Or, one of filmmaking's most lauded honors, went to "The Square," a surprising choice for a festival that typically favors intense dramas.
Mr. Sullivan lauded this approach.
Some lauded his charitable foundation.
He lauded, above all, Ángel Di María.
Someone is lauded or praised; praise is not lauded.
George Osborne was lauded.
