Sentence examples for unstinting praise from inspiring English sources

Not everyone in the tennis world offers unstinting praise, however.

And there was unstinting praise for Sultanina's rider, William Buick.

Keep in mind Orwell's honesty, of which perhaps enough has been said but is worth mentioning again here, in the case of him giving unstinting praise to someone who'd managed to write a superior version of his first book.

Oddly or perhaps not so oddly the churchmen with their unstinting praise of the astronauts have recognised this where the liberally-educated rationalists with their bored carping, and their ill-bred little jokes, have not.

So far, he has given more or less unstinting praise to Mr Brown's conduct of monetary policy, in particular his decision to make the Bank of England responsible for setting interest rates.

But he can be one-sided, as in his unstinting praise for East Asian development policies that often repressed labor and restricted democracy, and in his tendency to absolve developing-country governments of almost all blame for their problems.

But the man was a true gentleman his office door was always open, no matter how stressful the deadline; he was unstinting in praise of work that he felt was done well; his love of family was genuinely deep; and he was generous with his time and resources for people and causes in which he believed.

Even so, Hytner is unstinting in his praise.

The Costa judges have been unstinting in their praise.

When they worked with him, Mr. Cuomo was unstinting in his praise.

Certainly the Bush administration has been unstinting in its praise of Meles Zenawi, the prime minister.