Sentence examples for would be praised from inspiring English sources

For his work, he thought, would "be praised by highbrows and can be read by lowbrows.

Kennedy also said he understood the nature of the game; if he were doing well, he would be praised.

Characteristics that would be praised in a man but sadly still carry negative connotations for a woman.

I knew that if I chose to stay in China, I would be praised internationally; I thought I might even be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.

Twenty years from now Dan Snyder would be praised for this decision and D.C. will be just as happy rooting for their team as they are now.

Fortunately, Mr. Connick, whose performance would be praised all around the next day, seemed to be utterly enjoying himself, even if he feigned annoyance.

If that was anybody else, they would be praising him.

I would be praising to the high heavens shows such as Happy Valley, The A-Word and Fleabag; I would never stop going on about how covetous Netflix must be of the BBC's talent, of all the things it can still do on such a relatively tiny budget.

"His goal was sensational though, and of course that rounded it off because it was always going to create more emphasis on his performance, but even if he had not scored then I would be praising him.

Most of them would be praising the podcast.

He'd be praised for tackling drug and drink demons, yet in the same breath applauded for his ongoing destructive compulsion for women.