Sentence examples for usually praised from inspiring English sources

Playwrights are usually praised for their compassion.

But even his detractors usually praised the ingenuity of his plots.

People in places where rain is usually praised as a blessing are now overwhelmed by its excess.In southern Africa, too, the rains have been heavier than usual.

But what passes for a show of elegant control — "beautifully modulated" is how such thin works are usually praised — is actually a sort of authorial fudging.

Each novel picked for comment is described in a thumbnail summary and its speculative content examined and usually praised, for he is generous to a fault.

There have not been, she says, "the terrible scenes" that there might have been, for which she gives some credit to the London borough of Tower Hamlets, an institution which is not usually praised for anything very much.

Although this is usually praise, it is sometimes the opposite.

• Gordon, like many of his teammates, praised the usually talkative Gomez, saying: "Lefty, I wanted to congratulate you.

Fancy that!" Usually our praise for German football is similar to our praise for Germans in other spheres of life where they lead the world.

On the other hand Jonathan Jones, not usually a fan of Kapoor, praised the tower as "a drunken party animal of a building" and ultimately a celebration of the people of London.

Their visionary acts usually draw praise, and their statesman-like ones draw criticism.