Sentence examples for warmly praise from inspiring English sources

They meet regularly, converse warmly, praise each other.

A trip with the Soviet delegation to the United States is a "public success," attended by huge audiences, during which he feels "nothing but self-disgust and self-contempt" for having to give canned speeches and warmly praise Stalin.

Joseph A. O'Hare, hailed the appointment yesterday and warmly praised Father Dulles.

Its accuracy was warmly praised by the former champion Gene Tunney.

Princeton's new stadium, designed by Rafael Vinoly, has been warmly praised, as has the architect himself.

Mr. Gore warmly praised each of those men at least once today.

He is warmly praised by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, fellow Democrats.

The group's top leadership has also been warmly praising Mr. Bush in public.

Mr. Clinton warmly praised Missouri's Democratic governor, Mel Carnahan, who is running for the Senate.

His scholarship and dedication were warmly praised by Petrarch, who regarded him as "the unparalleled poet of France".

But Mr. McCain, who recalled Mr. Kerry's role in encouraging the normalization of relations with Vietnam, warmly praised the nominee.