Sentence examples for very laudatory from inspiring English sources

Some observers of DSI's and Planetary Resources' plans were very laudatory and noted that reducing the cost of interplanetary travel could open the solar system.

Witnesses to the incident, I'm informed by Borough President Stringer, who got here pretty quickly, were very, very laudatory about the Office of Emergency Management and all the services that the mayor's office provided.

"I think the nation respects the mayor's leadership after 9/11, and I do, too, and I think he displayed leadership at a time that Americans needed some steady hand, and I think that his conduct was very laudatory following 9/11," Mr. McCain said, when asked why so many voters identify Mr. Giuliani with the issue of terrorism.

When she probed further, all she could learn was that the letter said nothing very laudatory.

Simon was also very laudatory.

I wrote a very laudatory piece about Hillary Clinton which absolutely accurately quotes her.

So the really funny aspect of this morning's festivities at the Presidential podium in DC was that after W spoke, we had Obama coming on and having to speak in high praise and very glowing, laudatory terms about Bush when he's grown very accustomed to and comfortable with using Bush as his whipping boy.

Even that laudatory reform was very controversial: A lot of biotech and pharmaceutical firms complained that it hinders them too much.

Despite many laudatory efforts, the Earth's vital signs are very disturbing and its biological infrastructure is degrading rapidly.

Michael Stevens's laudatory documentary trumpets all these qualities, engaging in the very sort of mythologizing that its subject might have punctured in his heyday.

Aly Semigran of MTV was similarly laudatory, and said that the show was "back in top form"; she added that the episode "felt very reminiscent of the magic the first season provided".