| Sadly, Shaolin Soccer in no way lives up to the wagonload of Hong Kong Film awards and exuberant internet praise heaped upon it. |
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| He wonders if I am not being just a wee bit hypocritical in my praise of honest, humble work. |
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| I have nothing but praise for the doctors, nurses and other medical staff at Soroka Hospital. |
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| You will get nothing but praise for your book, and I shall be vilipended for mine. |
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| The dinner featured a guest speaker, a souvenir program with financial ads and patrons, and much joyous singing and praise to God. |
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| The Samhitas are the most ancient part of the Vedas, consisting of hymns of praise to God. |
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| The mid-century wars had generated much patriotic rhetoric in praise of Britishness. |
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| Besides, though he was a Vaishya by caste, he was all praise for the Varnashrama institution of India. |
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| Although Vaishnavas don't usually praise other gurus, I feel this is appropriate, since His Holiness was not an ordinary being. |
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| We weren't going to hear praise of our excesses, our shallowness, our engulfing vacuity. |
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| Why not write a book in praise of the obsession, celebrating the neurosis at the heart of all literature? |
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| A pensioner who broke her ankle while walking her dog has spoken out in praise of a scheme to boost community spirit. |
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| Words of praise must also go to all committee members who are responsible for the upkeep of the church and cemetery. |
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| People who constantly need to praise themselves are insecure or emotionally needy. |
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| She is generous with her praise for the unsung people who helped her, including her husband of seven years, Jon, and his children. |
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| They do it for the sheer joy it brings to others and with no thought of rewards or praise for their own unstinting efforts. |
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| It enjoys the unswerving loyalty of natives and the unstinted praise of visitors. |
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| In fact, the liturgy should consider unselfish love and joyful praise as the most important element of liturgical service. |
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| But Stewart for his part never cared for the praise of his friend Henry Fonda that he was a natural actor. |
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| I am also mystified by the unremitting praise the film has received, though I've done little more than skim everything I've run across. |
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| A quiet, unobtrusive presence, Recoing has been earning effusive praise for this role and rightly so. |
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| It is the Spirit who inspires our praise of God and brings us into the divine life, that is, into the mystery of God revealed in Christ. |
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| The Oxford Philomusica left their audience in no doubt that they merit the unfaltering praise they have received throughout their career. |
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| I join in all who can praise you because they too have experienced firsthand the unfailingness of your love. |
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| His work on the trio of overlapping roles has won him justified praise from the normally unexcitable trade press in Cannes this past week. |
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| Fortunately sport, at its grassroots at least, is not infested with false praise and unearned promotions. |
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| It will be modeled on the museum near Copenhagen, which has earned worldwide praise for the boldness of its design. |
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| He is undeserving of such praise because what he actually produced was confusion. |
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| One winces when Georgie seeks praise for his skeet shooting, or when Muffy misses her serve again. |
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| And let's praise illegal immigrants for their moxie in getting here and making America a better country. |
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| The long unbeaten record is history now, but a great degree of praise should go to Crystal Palace on the night for their courage in extremis. |
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| The members were unanimous in their praise of council officials for the manner in which they handed the crisis. |
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| He added that the film was destined to become an unanimated classic, high praise which visibly humbled the director. |
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| He even typeset the present volume and deserves high praise for a fantastic achievement! |
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| The parties, dances, feasts and gifts soon fell to a halt and no more did he praise her name. |
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| Open our souls and our hearts to the guidance of your Spirit, that your blessing may become our eternal praise of you. |
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| The self-evaluation intervention did result in significantly increased rates of teacher praise from the pretreatment to treatment phase. |
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| In order to absorb the lupine hunting spirit, Blackfeet braves slept on furs and offered howls of praise to the wolf. |
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| As we all join our voices in praise of Canada, I feel chills running down my back and my heart swells with patriotic love for my adopted country. |
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| In this country we tend to either over praise someone, before knocking them down, or we just tear them to pieces straight away. |
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| He earned critical praise from the mixmaster as well as a few handy words of advice. |
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| Their praise was so strong, Mr Jones was shortlisted from more than 5,500 entries. |
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| Goddard went on Twitter to praise the shirtfront that Kelly laid on him during Friday night's win to the Cats. |
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| Ressler, who hides an iron fist in a velvet glove, did not miss the opportunity to praise them, while having a dig at current technical director. |
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| I want to offer my praise for a disc that goes above and beyond almost every expectation. |
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| Critics have been falling over themselves to heap praise on the musician after she brought fans to their feet with stirring performances. |
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| A handful of gold shirts were dotted amongst the crowds as Australian fans turned out to join in the praise of Clive Woodward's squad. |
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| Isocrates cannot simply repeat the topoi of Athenian speeches in praise of the city. |
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| Those it has aided praise its efforts, saying it saved them from a lifetime of domestic abuse and virtual servitude. |
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| Up to Christmas he seems to have been heaped with praise for his one-man campaign to keep the team in the Premiership. |
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| Now that I have that out of the way, let me start heaping some praise on this film. |
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| All the troops deny fixing anything overtly military and praise the excellent and pre-killed food the mess serves. |
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| A word of praise from the shop girl sends a flare of ecstasy over her face. |
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| Roger beat off some people who would have been worthy winners but he deserves the praise and credit for all the fantastic work he has done. |
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| They were tigerish and willing throughout but O'Rourke was keen to spread the praise still further. |
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| She is particularly keen to praise the labour-saving qualities of self-raising flour, which the group has only recently been able to afford. |
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| When we received the paperwork to nominate ourselves we didn't bother, thinking that self-praise was no praise but boy, were we wrong! |
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| Few people can stand constant praise without becoming vain and self-centered. |
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| There has been much back slapping and praise over the fact that we have grown enough food this farming season. |
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| Still he desires to praise thee, this man who is only a small part of thy creation. |
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| Miriam and Dermot sang in the local choir, always delighting in singing songs of praise and thanksgiving. |
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| All, however, reserve special praise for the South Shore fire marshal, whom they say has been an enormous help in planning the space. |
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| The veteran guard deserves much overdue praise for his work ethic in a ball club that is filled with top players. |
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| Can I suggest Boris atones for this with a special Scouse edition of the Spectator, in praise of all the great things Liverpool has to offer. |
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| Political condemnation and praise in the name of art seem to be two sides of one coin representing a schoolmasterly avoidance of the issue. |
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| He reminds me rather of Christopher Hitchens, and that's high praise indeed. |
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| If we remember to praise him for thinking, we help him to be a mannerly dog on his own and not just a robot. |
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| Another feature of ceremonial discourse is that it will praise the virtuous and the good because it is designed for its receiver's pleasure. |
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| Trang, who plays all her chess in Europe, had a word of praise for her teammates. |
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| Every word of what Natwar says in praise of Indira Gandhi is absolutely true. |
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| The school deserves praise for its initiative, and it's a far better means of improving behaviour than thrashing unruly children with the tawse. |
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| In elementary and middle school I loved the satisfaction and praise I could win by succeeding at the things my school deemed important. |
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| I'd like to praise the magnificent behaviour of the pupils who handled themselves very well. |
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| Why, then, don't the avant-couriers who praise the piece as one of Schoenberg's greatest take note of this outbreak of tonality? |
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| A contributor to a shopping-tips talkboard writes in praise of Tesco's Value jeans. |
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| While the heroic Samoans earned the praise of rugby fans everywhere, England's credibility was made to look laughable. |
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| It gets old very quickly seeing person after person heap buttery praise on everyone and everything associated with the production. |
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| Prior to this decline, however, lyric poetry lends itself exceedingly well to the parameters of praise and blame. |
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| Leon received praise for its reasonably priced salads, grilled vegetables, Cajun fish and lamb meatballs. |
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| The poem begins with the customary praise to God and then lists her sorrows and in the end she gives her salaam to everybody. |
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| News of one or another celebrity suing a tabloid always elicits praise from me. |
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| This sacrament is called the Eucharist because it is the Church's sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving. |
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| We are committed by that Baptism to share in the celebration of this faith in a common sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving. |
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| Organisers had a word of praise for the artists engaged day and night in the preparation of the idols. |
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| I spoke to a young man recently who had nothing but praise for the service and credited it with making his life liveable again. |
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| What worship is and is for may be at stake in the argument between liturgical and praise worship. |
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| There has been glowing praise heaped on him for his lionhearted performances. |
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| The car looks great from all angles and has won praise in road tests for having good grip and handling characteristics. |
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| The end result is an unremarkable, unmemorable movie that deserves neither praise nor approbation. |
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| The applause will be loud and long in deserved praise of a man and his family who have done so much for Scottish boxing. |
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| She presents this stirring song cycle in praise of St Kilda's unique mixture of gravel, asphalt, sand and loose chippings. |
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| High praise is due to our server, who made light work of snaking his way through the thickets of humanity. |
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| A few notes from the rhapsody of praise composed in his honour in his lifetime should be enough to whet new curiosity. |
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| Exercise gets a wholehearted thumbs-up from our panelists, who praise the anti-aging virtues of strength training in particular. |
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| They lend an ear, they share words of praise and they always want to open their hearts to us. |
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| Retailers of the legend seem stupefied by Tamerlane, never knowing whether to praise him for his military prowess or shudder at his ferocity. |
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| All of God's creation, animate and inanimate, reflected God's generosity toward his creatures and evoked an outpouring of praise and thanks. |
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| Practise positive parenting by giving praise where it is due and reward your children for sensible and responsible behaviour. |
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| But it was the landscape that attracted his most lavish praise as they traveled. |
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| The lavish praise is only possible because the book note is riddled with factual errors and misleading innuendo from start to finish. |
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| The obituary is highly laudatory, a testimony of praise for a creative artist. |
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| However, responding to praise often perplexes students because they don't see a need to reply to a compliment with which they are in agreement. |
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| The painting may also be read as a glorification of the moral virtue of rural America or even as an ambiguous mixture of praise and satire. |
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| When a landlord gives them alms, usually wheat flour or grain, a Basdeva sings a song in praise of the family. |
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| Once you get money, bills are paid and your family's health is all right, what more is there to have other than to live and praise God? |
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| Although verbal praise was mentioned least often, several of the parents appeared to be aware of the need to increase this type of reinforcement. |
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| In the years immediately following Christ's resurrection, alleluia particularly connoted praise for Jesus' victory over death. |
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| The only all-American crew I would be all praise for has to be made up of Alicia Silverstone alone. |
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| She did praise my writing and presented me with many opportunities to stretch my skills. |
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| The public doesn't expect praise for refraining from pogroms, but nor does it expect ceaseless injunctions to abstain from them. |
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| All you would get, apparently, would be a slap on the wrist, a telling-off but also praise for work well done. |
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| This, after all, is the man who can praise public service workers to the skies and then, almost in the next breath, dismiss them as wreckers. |
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| In fact, Croft references the above books in his, giving them praise for their comprehensive coverage of the mountain range. |
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| Both managers lavished praise on their players for serving up a worthwhile spectacle. |
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| Do you know of any fellow citizen, who has lately done a worthy action, deserving praise and imitation? |
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| Olive likes to paint in her spare time and works mostly in watercolours and has sold some of her work so praise from Olive is worthy. |
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| To some the praise of politicians may seem but the glorification of worldly success. |
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| It irritated their father to no end to hear his son praise the people of darkness and witchery. |
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| To pre-empt that process by false praise or empty reassurance is not to further the growth of the individual but to cripple it. |
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| There is often little creative scope, frustration is common, and regular praise and reassurance are essential. |
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| Lustig added that the writing was wobbly, so she gave high praise to the Issaquah mail-sorting system. |
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| Even Palace boss Iain Dowie was glowing with his praise for the Manchester United man after the game. |
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| An all-girl choir, dressed in cricket whites, rendered powerful and moving songs of praise and gratitude. |
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| I haven't heard a whisper of praise about her from any quarter in at least two years, and with good reason. |
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| And that is the reason why in the things nearest our hearts we praise so little and criticise so lavishly. |
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| At best, the end results are advertorials, so hysterical in their praise of their subject that anyone can see straight through them. |
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| Freebie junketeers sometimes scribble down words of praise and pass them to publicists right there at the junket. |
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| If it is to fasten attention on God and to adore and praise Him and have communion with Him, it is obvious the worship must be God-centered. |
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| Everyone was full of praise and admiration for the people who worked so hard to make this trip so memorable. |
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| Once the judder settles down, the film becomes more watchable, but no one is likely to praise the clear video quality. |
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| This is a day of rejoicing and jubilation, a day of praise and honor, a day of giddy celebration. |
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| Sparky would make an ideal family pet as he responds well to praise and attention and is friendly towards people. |
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| The movie adaptation has attracted critical praise in the US, although it received a mixed reception at the Sundance film festival. |
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| The boys simply praise their companions' qualities and unsentimentally lament their death, which in their cosmology was mainly just a big gyp. |
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| We've heard nothing but praise for this film so far, but strangely it gets three stars across the board from the broadsheet reviewers. |
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| As for the band, it would be hard to find praise enough for these seasoned and accomplished musicians. |
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| I am not writing this letter looking for praise or accolades for my efforts. |
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| It's very rare for a defender to gain accolades or praise when compared to the goal-getters or midfield playmakers. |
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| He has undoubtedly made up for that absence and has drawn warm praise from his manager and admiration from the fans. |
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| Holmes though was not in the mood for praise and walked at a pace that I struggled to maintain. |
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| The speech contained a sentence of prophylactic praise for initiative and enterprise, hard work and personal responsibility. |
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| His criticism of the movie stands in stark contrast to the praise it has received from others. |
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| Akhtar attended the U.S. Army War College in 2008 where he won praise from his advisor, Edward J. Filiberti. |
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| And it gave Baghdadi the opportunity to praise his new minions, blessing them as his official representatives. |
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| Even Michelle Malkin's Twitchy.com devoted time to cataloguing praise for the venerable Cramer. |
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| There is no shortage of boasting in Autobiography, but Cellini is careful to attribute the praise to his patrons. |
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| He never puts himself forward for any praise or accolades but just drifts on, season after season, one of the most consistent performers in the game. |
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| A fall in some crimes in South Yorkshire has brought praise from the police authority, which has acknowledged that more work needs to be done to reduce violent offences. |
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| The graduates are now hoping to land jobs with designer or High Street companies after their range of cutting-edge clothing won praise for its creativity and wearability. |
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| Despite these problems, festival goers were full of praise for the event. |
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| These early American corn breads, including the hoe cakes and johnny cake which attracted praise from Benjamin Franklin were griddle or hearth baked. |
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| Hollywood can't get enough of Wellywood, with stars of The Hobbit gushing praise for director Sir Peter Jackson at the film's world premiere in his hometown of Wellington. |
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| Disparagement painted over with the brushstrokes of complimentary praise is still disparagement. |
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| So part of the essay attempts to identify the sort of praise and blame that can be practised in a dispassionate and clear-headed way, while junking the rest. |
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| Though the burial rites she provides for her mother are unconventional, there is finally an important silence, and then the living praise God in the words of the Kaddish. |
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| Sens. Rand Paul and Cory Booker may have drawn wide attention and praise for their REDEEM Act. |
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| I also have to praise Baker's fully-realized direction and his keen sense of detail from the kind of bag Evelyn carries to the rattiness of Adam's totem-esque plaid jacket. |
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| The teachers must be glowing with pride from the praise they've garnered. |
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| Much as it goes against the grain to praise the legal profession in any way, I was reminded earlier this week of one of the benefits of the profession. |
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| Stanley then went on to praise curry after slamming her, a technique she would later use in her Rhimes piece. |
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| How I would kid him about all the air time and the praise he was getting. |
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| It's the kiss of death if the president comes to praise your program. |
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| Mr Hall was full of praise for the National Trust for initiating the project, which will see a redisplayed and reinterpreted Wordsworth House reopen to the public next month. |
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| Inness's painting was given a cordial reception by the newspaper critics if not the worshipful praise that often greeted the pictures he exhibited at this stage of his career. |
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| I fear that this worshipful praise drowns out criticism and that we are robbed of the benefits of conducting an open public debate over the course of economic policy. |
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| Yeah, so what, many of their songs sing alleluia and praise the lord. |
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| Hanauer has been making the same case for years, drawing heaps of both praise and scorn. |
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| I've found it in my heart to forgive you, praise Jesus, amen. |
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| The territory's federal justices, plainly intimidated, took no steps to indict anyone for the killings, and Hosmer went so far as to renew his praise of the vigilantes. |
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| This Haitian Vodou praise exclamation was immediately picked up and repeated by all of the Beninese participants as if it had already become part of Benin's Vodun liturgy. |
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| The responses of writers and scholars to his work have varied, journalists tending towards praise and even adulation, academic linguists towards caution and even reproof. |
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| He paid lavish praise to the girls for their wonderful liturgy. |
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| This is a genuine reflection of his entire approach which in recent days has evoked lavish praise in the financial press on both sides of the English Channel. |
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| The praise was so effusive that the Cannes jury awarded Dern the Best Actor prize. |
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| Janet was full of praise for the police officer who came to her rescue. |
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| He speaks as both the film's director and star, and rightly heaps praise on his cast, both leads and supporting actors, whose excellent work adds much depth to the film. |
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| In this article I try to refute the so-called libertarian theory of free will, and to examine how our conclusions ought to modify our common attitudes of praise and blame. |
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| Simeon directs his song of praise to an elevated, imposing high priest in a scene dominated by an even more imposing crowned, splendidly robed temple guardian. |
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| But the show is inoffensively good, which is high praise in a pretty terrible year for freshman TV series. |
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| But among my objects of praise today are the authors of these essays, gifted lay and pastoral leaders, musicians, liturgiologists, professors, colleagues, friends. |
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| Much of the praise Edwards earned for his Godzilla adaptation stemmed from his frugal use of the monster. |
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| He asked Hoover to contribute, and the director did so with fulsome praise for Joe Kennedy. |
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| A hospital at the centre of a row after failing to diagnose two patients with cancer has received praise from independent inspectors for its cancer care. |
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| For the last three decades, he has garnered justifiable praise as one of best pianists in jazz. |
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| All children need love and praise to feel confident and loveable. |
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| Above the notes of praise is a small photo of guerin wearing a polka dot tie and pocket square, staring at you like a sociopath. |
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| Except for the hymn singers and praise sayers, the laureates and anthem-grinders, poetry's community has been established by tradition as on the outside, in exile. |
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| There are satiric songs mocking meanness and tyranny, songs in praise of drink and drinkers, while other pieces celebrate heroic feats of valour or of sport. |
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| Having come face-to-face with the king of political interviews on his other show, University Challenge, she has nothing but praise for the hard taskmaster. |
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| It would be polite to praise Wales for having made an effort. |
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| He was honorably discharged, and moved to California where he worked in the emergency room, earning praise from colleagues. |
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| Locals praise al-Nusra fighters, who stand out from their FSA counterparts, appearing more disciplined and reserved and soldierly. |
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| Romney manages to speak highly and sorrowfully of the freedom agenda, and thus to praise Bush. |
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| In the west, which is influenced by Mande tradition, blacksmiths and praise singers form caste-like groups and are sometimes feared for their occult powers. |
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| Kessenich, to be fair, has also lavished the Iroquois with praise for their skills and sportsmanship in subsequent games. |
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| Its leader, Abu Baseer al Wuhayshi, and its ideologue, Anwar al-Awlaki, have both come out with praise for the Egyptian. |
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| The rhythmic, all-acoustic backing is provided by kora, balafon, and Djelimady's guitar, and against this the singers swap their declamatory stories and praise songs. |
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| Extravagant in his praise of the fans and players and scornful of the Football Association and the hooligans, he wears his Three Lions with pride. |
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| While more lavish praise tends to be heaped on heels, fans of flat shoes get just as excited about a delicate ballerina or a light-as-Astaire jazz shoe. |
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| His post-election press conference was too long, too provocative, and too stingy in his phoned-in praise for the winners. |
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| In a blog post on the tech news site Neowin, screencaps of the application show an airy, modern design that garnered high praise for its ease-of-use, fluidity and stability. |
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| Harris pointed out that until the industrial revolution, foreigners had nothing but praise for the quality of the food in England. |
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| The matelote receives universal praise and quickly vanishes. |
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| Yet, such praise has come to be more meaningful and important than any accolades he might have received for news articles he crafted in another life. |
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| Trevor Bayne deserves praise for pushing ahead with his life and NASCAR career after his MS diagnosis. |
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| Apart from more self-praise, we praise others more often today. |
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| It doesn't bear thinking about what else could have happened and I have nothing but praise for our young member of staff who was slightly injured. |
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| I have nothing but praise for Trevor Schmidt's direction and Raymond Spittal's design, but do wonder about the lighting choice for the protracted nude scene. |
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| We serve God best when we exercise our responsibilities locally, healing our fellow creatures within our damaged Earth community and kneeling with them in the praise of God. |
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| The flip side is that a lot of times too much praise is heaped upon us. |
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| He also lavished praise on Karen Santorum, lauding her for giving up her career to take care of her children. |
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| Mourners were interviewed, provided they were tear-stained and came only to praise their departed leader. |
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| The praise she got in magazines such as Vanity Fair and mademoiselle never equaled the attacks that came her way. |
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| In his worst week as leader, a front bencher has written a paean of praise to the very man who made mincemeat of him and thus prompted the crisis. |
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| The play has been garlanded with praise from bien-pensant opinion. |
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| The shoogly arms of a number of old women are raised in praise of God. |
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| Read the best of his live chat here, from his oppenness to 'more smart cuts' to his praise for one tweeter's purple hair. |
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| There was a serene feel to the festival on Sunday when 300 people gathered in the morning for a multi-faith service of songs of praise followed by a morris dance display. |
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| In the end, all the praise and support from the international community was for naught. |
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| With powerful imagery they concluded with a dance in praise of the mother goddess, a fitting finale to the performance that had the audience in silent rapture. |
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| No doubt this, not unambiguous, praise helped his triumphant return. |
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| Their praise of the institution is almost unbounded in places. |
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| Mitt Romney chimed in from the campaign trail to praise the nonbinding document. |
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| I have often heard artists credit their grandparents or parents who were potters or carvers, muralists or weavers, traditional healers, praise singers or storytellers. |
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| While she starts her end note with two praise comments, she leaves both of them unspecified and unelaborated, allowing them to be read merely as a gesture. |
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| Assassinations has received ample praise and proves that Adiga is no one-hit wonder. |
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| His seminal Rethinking Unionism, published in 1996, won praise from unionists and nationalists alike for its cutting edge idealistic conception of a new unionism. |
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| Today, Czechs and Slovaks are full of praise for the American people who greatly influenced the fate of millions living in Central and Eastern Europe. |
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| Elizabeth has nothing but praise for the service, but she pointed out that it was a slow and steady process, as she had to learn to cope with her fear. |
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| It is always necessary to praise this venture pretty much unqualifiedly, for alone of British festivals it opens a panorama of the international compositional scene. |
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| Dr. Wozniak, whose study received considerable praise in the media, says she disagrees. |
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| The customary verbals gave way to unstinting praise after he was out. |
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| He was unstinting in his praise and respect for Marion as the steady fulcrum of his life and he never failed to proudly mention his children and grandchildren. |
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| It gives unstinting praise to the true author of good things. |
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| In what must have been music to the ears of the tourism managers here, a couple of leading upcountry magazines were lavish in their praise for the State's tourism initiatives. |
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| To praise the uptempo songs and deplore the more balladic numbers would be to fall into the critical trap that admirers of the band have been stuck in for 20 years. |
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| The group's music ranges from rock 'n' roll to reggae, rap to raga, country gospel to contemporary and semi-classical, soft rock to black gospel and praise and worship. |
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| At last their feelings became too strong and broke forth in weeping and wailing, tears and groans, intermingled with shouts of glory and praise from some of the people of God. |
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| I sometimes wonder whether I would have been the success I became if my mother had been what I wanted her to be, which was full of praise and soppiness. |
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| But for reviewers, having to sift through mountains of published works attempting to find something worthy of praise can also be a soul-destroying task. |
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| He also dismisses any notion that he deserves praise for maintaining his approach, maintaining that he don't see why he should have to brown-nose anyone. |
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| A man does not deserve any praise or honour just for being nobly born. |
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| For them, pop praise choruses and a chatty atmosphere have become normal. |
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| The American press also displayed a predicable range of praise and savagery. |
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| Three years it shall be as uncircumcised to you. It shall not be eaten. But in the fourth year all its fruit shall be holy, a praise to the Lord. |
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| He was the first Englishman who added the praise of the elegant Arts to the other Glories of his Country. |
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| Admirers praise him as a courageous hero whom any law abider would love to have next door. |
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| His 1943 revival of William Congreve's Love for Love on tour and then in London received high praise from reviewers. |
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| Taliesin also sang in praise of Cynan Garwyn, king of Powys, Wales, and Cynan's predecessor Brochwel Ysgithrog is also mentioned in later poems. |
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| But I felt a bit like a bewildered teenager whose friends are heaping praise on her for having the hippest, most with-it parents ever. |
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| A quiet, largely acoustic CD with beautiful melodies and captivating rhythms that starts with nyatiti, praise songs and local rhythms. |
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| The 1947 International Eisteddfod was hailed as an unqualified success with praise for the organisers, the founders, and all the competitors. |
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| Inside, painted boards commemorate its construction, praise the view and welcome the visitor. |
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| Gedney received the praise of the city, as well as an expensive silver service. |
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| It received the highest praise from the rest of Europe, especially Britain. |
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| Hunter and Paquin both received high praise for their respective roles as Ada McGrath and Flora McGrath. |
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| The Greek struggle and victory against the Italians received exuberant praise at the time. |
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| Though a capable rather than a virtuoso player he won the praise of the leading conductor Hans Richter, for whom he played at Covent Garden. |
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| Ms Auluck is full of praise for the police's quickwork butwants more done to protect passengers leaving Coventry station after dark. |
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| Despite receiving little praise from critics, Winslet's performance of assistant designer Sabine de Barra earned positive reviews. |
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| Among them is Diego Rivas, who was shot dead in 2011 after composing a song in praise of Joaquin Shorty Guzman, Mexico's most wanted drug baron. |
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| On an NY sidewalk, pro Sisi supporters danced and ululated as though in praise of the greatest Egyptian leader since Cleopatra this past week. |
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| Despite mild praise for his acting, Child 44 was reviewed negatively by critics and was a box office failure. |
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| There is a lot to be said in praise of the local or regional outlet that keeps very closely across the doings and news in their patch. |
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| The Dream of Gerontius has also been given high praise by Elgarians, and the Cello Concerto is similarly rated. |
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| A fourth movement to better praying is a turning toward wonderment, to bedazzlement, to gap-mouthed praise in the face of it all. |
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| In your head, you were a guest on Parkinson, surfing the waves of audience laughter, waving the praise away as Parkie chuckled appreciatively. |
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| Early in the Beagle voyage, Darwin nearly lost his position on the ship when he criticised FitzRoy's defence and praise of slavery. |
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| While the film mostly received mixed reviews, critics gave almost unanimous praise for Watson's portrayal of Nicki in the film. |
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| When he shows improvement she is liberal with her praise and then moves on to the next set of skills to be learnt. |
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| They limited themselves to general comments on Edward's significance as a monarch, and echoed the chroniclers' praise for his accomplishments. |
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| As was the prevailing practice, these pieces were intended to exalt the image of the Queen as well as to praise the Mother of God. |
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| He is full of praise for the way four microbrewers have got together to run the Albion in Conwy. |
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| Hospital workers, policemen, lifeboatmen, sailors etc are all mentioned and I agree that it is not possible to praise them enough. |
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| Both tools will be available a Software as a Service, which won praise from Paul Stockford, president and chief analyst at Saddletree Research. |
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| A study of racial prejudice in America, the play by Bruce Norris received praise for its rich characters and black humour. |
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| He is said to have risen with the crowd after gladiatorial matches and given unrestrained praise to the fighters. |
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| Modern historians and editors of Bede have been lavish in their praise of his achievement in the Historia Ecclesiastica. |
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| And it's that gladful repetition that music and Word together can enhance in bringing praise to God. |
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| It was the longest work and drew more praise and attention than anything else in the volume. |
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| His use of flowery language to describe it, however, provoked both praise and criticism. |
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| Exhorting thy people to have a special ey, That thee to praise they never cease. |
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| When it came to biography, Johnson disagreed with Plutarch's use of biography to praise and to teach morality. |
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| To go to Chorley and now Skelmersdale and win both games 1-0, I have got to give all the praise to the players. |
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| Their partnership lasted until Lewis' retirement, both having mutual praise and respect for each other to this day. |
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| She dismissed Tiffy with tactful praise for her doormanship, and took Leo and me into her office. |
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| The tercentenary of Bunyan's birth, celebrated in 1928, elicited praise from his former adversary, the Church of England. |
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| He adapted to this purpose whatever could upbuild and stimulate people to laud and praise God in Christ Jesus. |
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| She could not meet his eyes... yet was without discomfort. The praise of his conspection was not human. |
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| O fair midspring, besung so oft and oft, How can I praise thy loveliness enow? |
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| My thesis... got a lot of praise from my advisor, who even wanted to see it published in the Batavophone Jesuits' scholarly quarterly. |
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| Ebanks-Blake reserved high praise for goalkeeper Cark Ikeme, who again got the nod for selection over Wayne Hennessey. |
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| After the publication of Chance in 1913, Conrad was the subject of more discussion and praise than any other English writer of the time. |
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| And we hear the food boff was raising the roof with his praise for the flame-haired popstrel. |
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| Born in 1972, he seems to me like a smart-alecky adolescent who thinks youth and parental praise will last forever. |
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| Casey was full of praise for Khan's record round after watching his progress closely on the leader boards around the Wentwood Hills course. |
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| The most common Welsh folk song is the love song, with lyrics pertaining to the sorrow of parting or in praise of the girl. |
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| They return to the camp showered in praise and honors by their fellow soldiers. |
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| Barbirolli also won warm praise from Pablo Casals, whom he had accompanied in Haydn's D major cello concerto at the same concert. |
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| Adrian Lee was full of praise for his crew after breaking the 13-year-old monohull record for the longest offshore yacht race in the Arab region. |
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