Sentence examples for were mostly praised from inspiring English sources

When Christopher Hitchens wrote about his terminal esophageal cancer in Vanity Fair, his columns were mostly praised, no doubt partly because they were filtered into literary form.

The dancing wedding procession and its accompanying performance of the Bruno Mars song "Marry You" were mostly praised.

The musical performances in this episode were mostly praised by critics, though there was little said about the quality of the abbreviated performance by the Hipsters in competition.

Dawn's new campaign was mostly praised by industry experts.

His administration was tainted by minor corruption scandals, but his performance was mostly praised.

Yet the agency was mostly praised by those I spoke with on Saturday.

Since then, however, Gilbert has been mostly praised for his changes, including a $27 million investment in renovating Quicken Loans Arena and a new $25 million practice facility in Independence, Ohio.

This season alone, the company presented two works that had been included in previous festivals the festival: John Zorn's "Machine de l'Être," which was mostly praised, and Stephen Schwartz's "Séance on a Wet Afternoon," which was mostly panned.

So vocal and widespread has the complaining been that it was threatening to blemish the record of a Mayor whose administration has otherwise been mostly praised for good management of a major American city.

Mason and MLK's stories meditate on the intimate ways violence shapes the life of the American man, while Kyle's mortal infliction of violence as the sniper with the most confirmed kills in US history is mostly praised without critique.

Gameplay was mostly praised, but some reviewers cited the removal of War for Cybertrons cooperative campaign as a low point.