Sentence examples for win high praise from inspiring English sources

Obama's brilliant speech on March 18, which confronted the issue head-on, elevated the level of discussion and managed to win high praise from both the New York Times (which had endorsed Clinton) and the Washington Post (an early and strong supporter of the Iraq war) editorial boards.

Some of his fights won high praise.

His novel has won high praise here and abroad.

This film, which won high praise, was, he said, his biggest flop.

Simon won high praise for her chilling yet sympathetic role as the cat woman.

The Mandarin speaker won high praise as an effective, engaged and loyal diplomat.

It's ultimately a feelgood movie, and has won high praise from critics.

He has been winning high praise for his work there, and elsewhere, ever since.

In fact, the Palestinian security forces have won high praise from Israeli military commanders.

The decision won high praise from the National Association of Manufacturers and the United States Chamber of Commerce.

His work with General Petraeus in Iraq and his book have won high praise.