Examples of laud

• If clients feel better after using the language of inner reference, we might well laud it for accomplishing its therapeutic aims.

• But the same dogged, defiant folk, lauded as type characters, might also threaten to delay essential change.

• In contrast to the sanguine perspective on cognitive differences in schizophrenia lauded above, we propose that there is less here than meets the eye.

• When we look at the character of the forgiver we laud her benevolence and magnanimity.

• These lauded qualities suggest a kind of ideal masculinity other than the 'beef and brawn' ideal discussed above.

• How was this violence to be contained if such values were lauded as the bedrock of the political and social order?

• The morals and virtues that it ostensibly taught lauded behaviour that was submissive, particularly on the part of women and the young.

• Essential to this project was the need to form a modernist culture that lauded matrimony, domesticity, and motherhood.

• As often as presidents articulated the changing nature of ideals or created new ideals, they also lauded the constancy of older, timehonored principles.

• It is a piece that lauds the multiple terrains around which future critical criminologies can be built.

• Some writers lauded cloning as a way to assure immortality.

• Indeed, although neural networks were originally lauded for their general-purpose learning capacities, subsequent analysis revealed that they too could only feasibly learn when highly constrained.

• Others were lauded for their physical resilience, mental agility, or fighting capacity.

• She lauded me to the rest of the cast as a new comic genius.

• Fletcher lauded the fact that medical ethics was maturing in this way, such that attention to real issues can enrich theory and policy.