Sentence examples for which was praised from inspiring English sources

They created the lustrous vernis Martin, which was praised by Voltaire.

She also wrote a novel, Seeking Air (1978), which was praised by Peter Ackroyd.

Nine pirates were killed during the rescue operation by US special forces, which was praised by President Barack Obama.

But compared to previous Republican offerings it was a notably serious contribution, which was praised by centrist deficit hawks, and even by some liberal commentators.

The governor's executive order, which was praised by health care advocates, qualifies the state for substantial additional funds to complete the job.

During this time Modisane also began garnering attention for his short stories, including "The Dignity of Begging" (1951), which was praised for its satire.

He did some costume dramas, which were praised for their accuracy.

He wrote grown-up books, too, which were praised for dazzling and inventive language.

The competitions celebrate and destroy the machines, which are praised and pulverized.

Abu Dhabi had already announced its own labor provisions, which were praised by Human Rights Watch.

The sonnets separately explore different aspects of love and rejection, and the female beauty which is praised may often be more ideal than real.