praising

Here was a time I thought maybe would be different, I’d get praise.

The Fed’s stance is winning widespread praise from Wall Street and corporate America.

Companies that stepped up and challenged their own status quo won praise and loyalty.

Part mystery, part political thriller, part classic space opera, The Expanse has earned almost nothing but praise from critics and its devoted fans alike, not just for its gripping storytelling, but also its excellent use of accurate physics.

A shining example of such pushback was Rihanna’s second annual fashion show, which has been critiqued, but not for its praise of aged norms.

Nor was the intention to sing the praises of the top performing tools’ capabilities.

On the podcast Gee Thanks Just Bought It, host Caroline Moss sang the praises of printer ownership as a way to minimize hassles.

Organisms are singing out to us with praise but also deep concern.

Many a learned bore Keeps up a constant bother; One praising ancient lore— Modern alone, another.

He was fond of Durer and showed him many kindnesses, not the least of which was praising him to the Venetian nobles.