Sentence examples for warm praise from inspiring English sources

Some younger but well-established fiction writers published novels that met with warm praise.

Although he tired in the second period, he received warm praise from Trapattoni.

To her credit, and to warm praise from fellow Republicans, Ms McMorris Rodgers ticked many of the right boxes.

His confirmation began with warm praise from both North Carolina senators, one a Democrat and one a Republican.

The program won warm praise from its attendees, including some of Delhi and Mumbai's  biggest movers and shakers.

The decision drew warm praise from anti-abortion groups but brought an outcry from supporters of abortion rights.

Last night their warmest praise was that he might help them win the deciding seventh game.

All this augurs well for macroeconomic stability (this side of adopting the euro, when all the macroeconomic rules change), and is a record deserving of the warmest praise.Nor do we mean to suggest, in asking whether the chancellor knows what he's doing, that Mr Brown is a dull fellow.

Says Gary, of Steel Trust warm in praise of Hearst.

Even Mr. Siegel, a frequent critic of the police, was warm with praise yesterday after bedlam was averted on Second Avenue.

Although his account still left certain significant points unexplained — exactly what brought his plane down, for example — it won him warm Senatorial praise and applause from spectators.