Sentence examples for praised from high-quality English sources.

• They will be praised.

• He praised her as a fighter who doesn’t quit.

• He praised Thatcher for being right about Europe.

• President Calderón, on a visit to Tijuana in 2009, praised the local anti-drug offensive.

• TripAdvisor user Jane M. praised the "great location next to the square."

• Hume’s style was praised in his lifetime and has often been praised since.

• There were, however, a few companies that were praised by Brookings in its November research.

• Biden effusively praised him, including glowing words for Thurmond’s life before public office.

Use praised in a sentence.

• The judges praised Jane for The Observer New Review describing it as “elegant and authoritative”.

• This position was rightly praised for its truth and oddly praised for its courage.

• But he praised China for making much progress, and praised his prison guards for treating him with compassion and humanity.

• In this post, published last year, Philip Gourevitch praised Alexievich's work and argued that nonfiction writing deserves more recognition from the Nobel committee.

• Neurath praised the Danish pedagogical model of university education, a Philosophy Faculty in the medieval comprehensive, universalist spirit of the scholastic meaning of ‘university’.

• Thus, in medieval Europe it was considered unlucky to be praised or to have one’s children or possessions praised, so some qualifying phrase such as “as God will” or “God bless it” was commonly used.

• It was praised in some quarters as groundbreaking and criticized in others as reductive, Pollyannaish and accommodationist — condemned, in short, for glossing over the stark realities of life that black Americans faced daily.

• The council is also inconsistent in helping children quickly enough if they are at risk of exploitation, but inspectors praised social workers as “reflective and thoughtful practitioners who develop positive relationships with children and their families”.

praised sentence examples

• PARIS (AP) — The French praised the altruism of their prized textile and luxury goods companies when production facilities got diverted from churning out the latest fashions to making cloth masks designed to protect the general public from the coronavirus.

• The housing, communities and local government secretary, Robert Jenrick, praised local government workers as “unsung heroes” and said the extra cash – which followed an earlier £1.6bn injection in March – would enable councils to maintain essential services.

• For an agent to be morally responsible for an action in this sense is for it to be hers in such a way that she would deserve to be blamed if she understood that it was morally wrong, and she would deserve to be praised if she understood that it was morally exemplary.

• Anselmo praised this second sonnet too, as he had praised the first; and so he went on adding link after link to the chain with which he was binding himself and making his dishonour secure; for when Lothario was doing most to dishonour him he told him he was most honoured; and thus each step that Camilla descended towards the depths of her abasement, she mounted, in his opinion, towards the summit of virtue and fair fame.