Sentence examples for vigorous praise from inspiring English sources

But "Elah" got some terrific reviews (including in this magazine, from David Denby, who also wrote recently in vigorous praise of "The Hurt Locker").

Of the American-born, European-trained Lorin Maazel at the New York Philharmonic: "When I saw Lorin doing two weeks at the Philharmonic, I thought, 'Of course this is going to work -- the sheer technique, combined with energy, force and ambition for his orchestra.' " Mr. Thomas is vigorous in praise of the San Francisco's strength and venturesome spirit.

But there was also vigorous and widespread praise for his stand.

Michelle Obama gave a vigorous speech, turning from praise for the museum's celebration of "the glory and complexity" of American art to urge outreach to disadvantaged young people.

Nevertheless, Cuba's sporting prowess in track and field sports is legendary, and its vigorous bid has been praised by several high profile UK sports stars.

His administration also won praise for its vigorous response to the Ebola crisis.

Whatever his shortcomings, Davie was praised for his vigorous recruiting and adherence to academic standards.

Reviewing that work in 1964, Allen Hughes, dance critic of The New York Times, praised Matteo's "vigorous" variation as the prince.

Both paintings were well received, with critics praising Sargent's vigorous brushwork and command of atmospheric effects (particularly in the tidal pools that reflect the cloud-studded sky).

Peña Nieto praised the more vigorous measure Wednesday.

After praising Sanders for running "a vigorous campaign," she turned her attention to Trump, trying out some of the attack lines we will probably be hearing again in the months ahead.