Sentence examples for wrongly praised from inspiring English sources

The GNRD published a fake human rights index last year that wrongly praised the UAE".

They are a product of a judicial posture (often wrongly praised as "judicial restraint") that is fundamentally flawed -- one that holds that judges must generally defer to assertions of government power unless the government's actions are clearly and unambiguously unconstitutional.

Like a dog bounding up to his owner with the latest kill, I'd wrongly expected praise.

Once wrongly vilified as metal-detector-proof, futuristic slaying tools, now praised as a savior of police agencies and self-defenders, Gaston Glock's pistols constitute one swelling immigrant population America has always welcomed.

Mr. Moore praised the decision to withdraw the policy but said that people who were wrongly jailed should be compensated.

It found that Mr Laws had not only broken the rules by claiming rent paid to a landlord who was also his partner, but had also overpaid for the accommodation, wrongly designated his constituency home as his main residence and made unwarranted claims for phone bills and building work.The commissioner praised Mr Laws for repaying over £56,000.

The consumption was praised as economical.

The attitude of staff was praised.

The warlord sent a technical [vehicle] with 16 gunmen; he'd been told wrongly that I was a journalist, and wanted me to write an article praising him".

Praise deficiency, praise cruelty, praise the darkness".

Oh praise you, praise you, praise you.