high praise

Noticeably absent are the multiple award nominations and high praise from critics.

But the show is inoffensively good, which is high praise in a pretty terrible year for freshman TV series.

If imitation is the highest form of flattery, this is high praise.

Today, in a statement, MSNBC president Phil Griffin had high praise for the host, who has headlined his own show there since 2012.

Despite the high praise, Soufan is not without criticism of the Obama record.

Undoubtedly the high praise given Melrose is due to the fame which it acquired from the poems and stories of Scott.

This was high praise of the king's painter, coming as it did from his rival's pupil.

For certain of her verses in this volume she received high praise.

Germany is as rich in dialects as Italy, and to speak German well merits high praise.

They spoke in high praise of the honourable conduct of Messrs. Dodson and Fogg, the attorneys for the plaintiff, did they?'