Sentence examples for usually lauded from inspiring English sources
Not usually lauded for their cuddly appearance, opossums were long thought to have a social inclination to match their looks; the marsupials have mostly been observed lurking alone and hissing at others who encroach on their personal space.
The cameras are usually lauded as effective ways to prevent police brutality, discourage use of force, and facilitate prosecution if the officer is accused of wrongdoing.
There is a miniscule part of me that's tempted to applaud the complete lack of social pandering – creating an environment where people who are usually lauded as icons get relegated to the same nondescript cesspit where all the amateur bloggers and junior interns hang out – but it's just so hard to do when everyone involved is such an egotistical asshole.
In a major win for pranks, which are usually bad and mean, the cops lauded the teens' stunt as "one of best senior pranks that Cumberland High School has seen".
The US first lady is usually complimented for her smart dress sense and her fashion choices are generally lauded.
Mr. Sullivan lauded this approach.
Some lauded his charitable foundation.
He lauded, above all, Ángel Di María.
George Osborne was lauded.
He lauded Kelvin MacKenzie.
