Sentence examples for unqualified praise from inspiring English sources

Second, a few words of unqualified praise.

For those who achieve this, I have always reserved my unqualified praise.

One or two dishes needed a sprinkle of salt, but everything else won unqualified praise.

Unqualified praise is reserved for canonical forebears: Duchamp, Bruce Nauman, John Cage.

And it is hard to imagine anything that has brought it more unqualified praise and gratitude than its music program.

On Christmas Eve, Lumpe shared a Hatto recording of a Scarlatti sonata, and it, too, elicited unqualified praise.

In 1968, an ex-ballet-dancing, now theatre-directing, son of a miner called Bill Hays gathered the emerging playwright Alan Plater with the founding father of north-east working-class writing, the ex-miner Sid Chaplin; his aim was to create a show that would be "an unqualified hymn of praise to the miners".

To soften the blow to Pierce, the convention issued a resolution of "unqualified approbation" in praise of his administration and selected his ally, Kentucky Representative John C. Breckinridge, as the vice-presidential nominee.

But Mr. Paladino repeatedly veered off the customary path of polite praise and unqualified approval.

Government capability reviews consistently praise DFID as an unqualified civil service success.

Musicians admired him for his dexterity, his unbridled imagination and his devotion to his craft, as did critics; reviewing a performance in 1980, Gary Giddins of The Village Voice praised Mr. Moody's "unqualified directness of expression" and said his improvisations at their best were "mini-epics in which impassioned oracles, comic relief, suspense and song vie for chorus time".