It does seem to send a mixed message however, to condemn the Eagles' poor decision, yet laud the Giants'.
Yet another lauded her virtue for understanding vintage fashion and for pushing Imitation of Christ, a friend's new clothing line.
And yet cycling, lauded so highly for its part in the British Olympic revolution and for being one of the few sports to successfully marry elite success with participation increases, also represents the unquantifiable loss of innocence from the heady days of the surprise Beijing haul and that sugar rush of endless medals in London.
Yet while lauding "the creative push and pull of the way Anna and I work together" and loyally voicing contempt for "The Devil Wears Prada," Ms. Coddington gets her digs in too.
And yet, we laud innovators who build new software libraries even while the edifice of our progress disintegrates.
Yet, while lauding these successes, as UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa Thomas McDermott points out, there is a desperate need for countries to put into law, and more importantly, into practice effective measures to prosecute those who abuse children.
But maybe Christiaan Barnard wasn't much better, and yet he's lauded for introducing cardiac transplantation, which later proved to be so good".
This year's Academy award for best foreign language film went to Hungary's daring Holocaust drama Son of Saul, the universally lauded yet undeniably difficult to watch debut from director László Nemes.
Indeed, Gordon Brown, the British chancellor of the exchequer, says the European and Californian schemes one day should be linked as part of a worldwide carbon-trading network.Yet even while lauded as a model for others, the scheme is failing at home.
