Sentence examples for unanimous praise for from inspiring English sources

He has not always won unanimous praise for the deals he has cut.

Looking in more detail at the arguments of the papers that like the budget, there is unanimous praise for the chancellor, George Osborne.

In the case of Tesla Motors, the fire that destroyed a Model S electric car on Tuesday is a stunning reality check for a company that has garnered almost unanimous praise for its battery-powered vehicles.

Even during the moments of greatest skepticism toward the Games — when, for example, arriving journalists discovered their hotels were still under construction — there was nearly unanimous praise for the eagerness and resourcefulness of the volunteers.

Amid discussion of the feast scene (staged twice, from opposing perspectives) and the multiple roles of the witches (cast as nurses and servants), there was almost unanimous praise for the lead performances.

Menzel and Chenoweth received nearly unanimous praise for their performances as Elphaba and Glinda.

The London production opened on Nov. 21 to a bushel of good notices, including near-unanimous praise for Ms. Lange, who plays Mary Tyrone, the morphine-addicted wife and mother.

Ed Miliband was seen to stumble off the stage slightly, which became a thing on Twitter and a gift for the rightwing press's metaphor-mongers … After weeks of griping about the alleged bias of the BBC's political audiences – from all parties, but especially from Nigel Farage – there was near-unanimous praise for last night's Question Time audience in Leeds.

One would think that his loyalty to forging a true and lasting revitalization in Detroit would be cause for unanimous praise of Gilbert's efforts.

But "Written on Skin" has silenced such voices with unanimous praise from critics and audiences alike.

The cast members and director Arthur Penn received virtually unanimous praise from critics.