Sentence examples for wild praise from inspiring English sources
The Yankees, meanwhile, played a respectable game, which, after what they've gone through in the last three weeks, is wild praise.
"Half-baked Nietzsche" was the scornful dismissal of Raymond Mortimer in the Sunday Times, where Cyril Connolly and his wild praise were both conspicuous by their absence.
Natasha and Other Stories by David Bezmozgis 149pp, Cape, £10.99 David Bezmozgis's first collection has crossed the Atlantic laden with wild praise.
Smith's fractured meditation on contemporary London and Atkinson's stop-start narration of a woman's multiple lives in a changing England are deep, playful experimental novels that have won wild praise but also divided critics.
Given the setting, wild praise for shrooms isn't surprising.
Given the setting, wild praise for shrooms wasn't surprising.
The fact that he is to stay in office at least until 2004 is one reason why post-election America seems to have been so calm about not knowing who the next president will be.Mr Greenspan, who shrugs off the wilder praise, is neither all powerful nor all wise.
His messages disparaged Wild Oats, praised Whole Foods, and even complimented his own haircut.
In Disorient, Marco Polo's memories of the Silk Road form a wild narration of praise and damnation to a film that shows the contemporary Asia of these travels – challenging his words, but occasionally chiming with them too.
Wild offers some praise for the handheld, however, stating "what [Bandai] managed with the WonderSwan was impressive given the competition.
Horizon: Zero Dawn and Breath of the Wild were both praised for the depth and extent of their worlds and gameplay, but they both had the significant advantage of being fantasies.
