Sentence examples for was generally praised from inspiring English sources

Although the film generated mostly negative reviews, Jolie was generally praised for her physical performance; Newsdays John Anderson commented, "Jolie makes the title character a virtual icon of female competence and coolth".

The new campaign was generally praised by industry experts.

The document that emerged was generally praised by delegates, who were strikingly optimistic on this first convention day.

She had never worked with Mr. Flimm -- also known for boldly modern conceptions -- whose new production of Wagner's "Ring" at Bayreuth this summer was generally praised.

Mr. Fabius's appointment was generally praised by economists, who do not expect Mr. Fabius to introduce any drastic changes in the overall direction of the finance ministry.

"Despite several rig management changes on board the rigs visited, rig leadership was generally praised by the work force," one said.

Martin's books, however, are generally praised for their realism.

They are pointing fingers mostly at Mr. Rove, who is generally praised as the mastermind of Mr. Bush's political rise.

All the proposed changes have drawn alarmed criticism from employers but were generally praised by labor organizations.

His appointments were generally praised but sometimes he's been accused of cronyism and been criticized for lateness in filling crucial positions.

No such criticism has been leveled at the 28-volume final draft, which has been generally praised as a sound scientific document.