“Steven had nothing but praise for his lawyer after all the hard work she had done on his behalf.”

“He showered her with praise, hoping desperately that she would provide him with some affection in return.”

“Each week, the congregation would give praise to God during service.”

“The syntax of the first half of the poem creates a double image for the speaker, the praiser.”

“The praiser of the past is going to have a magnificent time with the subject of marriage.”

“She possessed ambition, but she sold herself to praise without regard for the praiser.”

“They have met with tremendous success and virtually no opposition in mainline Protestantism because of the praiseworthiness of their aims.”

“The praiseworthiness of an action ought not be contingent upon factors beyond an agent's control but instead depends solely upon the agent himself.”

“Now it is both necessary and sufficient for justice, and thus for praiseworthiness, that an agent wills what is right, knowing it to be right, because it is right.”

“The syntax of the first half of the poem creates a double image for the speaker, the praiser.”

“The praiser of the past is going to have a magnificent time with the subject of marriage.”

“She possessed ambition, but she sold herself to praise without regard for the praiser.”

“He soon had numerous and ardent praisers and detractors in Spain and the viceroyalties.”

“Smears spread that Sony had lined the pockets of the praisers.”

“The praisers of Homer treat him as the font of wisdom.”