Sentence examples for which praises from inspiring English sources

There is an American hymn which praises God as "the greatest Achiever of all".

And why is the piece, which praises non-violence, illustrated with a clenched fist from Wikipedia Commons?

The 9 0 ruling, which praises the Presidential recess-appointments power only to effectively bury it, goes as deep in the archival weeds as any in recent memory.

On the northwest coast, there is a preserved concrete gun emplacement outside a military museum, which praises the Kuomintang victory in the 1949 Battle of Guningtou.

New for 2015 is the redeemer award, which praises past Razzies winners who have since upped their game and achieved success.

The commercial, which praises Mr. Bush's record on clean air while criticizing Mr. McCain's, prompted irate responses from environmentalists who said it distorted the truth.

Or The Poughkeepsie Journal, which praised his environmental record?

Mr. DiNapoli's campaign pointed to Governing magazine, which praised the fund's performance in August.

Even the Institute of Directors, which praised the chancellor's U-turn, lamented that it came so late.

But the way in which praise is delivered is culturally specific.

The suspected suicide bombers had pledged loyalty to the Islamic State, which praised the attacks.