Sentence examples for were laudatory from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to praise, or the expression of praise.
Reviews outside the military were laudatory, but senior Pentagon and C.I.A. officials were angered by Flynn's decision to go public.
He scrolled down to look at the comments, and while some were inquisitive and others were laudatory, a few were not exactly kind.
The notices were laudatory, mentioning him alongside great predecessors such as Edmund Kean, William Macready and Henry Irving.
Ashcroft's notices were laudatory, while Richardson's were mixed; they admired each other and worked together frequently during the next four decades.
The initial response was laudatory.
The reviews have been laudatory.
It is laudatory yet circumstantial in its description, and it gives a balanced political judgment.
Mr. Roy's approach to his subjects is uncritical, and his language is laudatory.
If he did boycott, it would be laudatory but it also would be phony.
Baking, in particular, is laudatory, and dinner began auspiciously with light Cheddar biscuits.
The supplement was laudatory of the nine Pathfinder housing clearance projects in the Midlands and north.
