4 Sentences With "most laudatory"

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At a White House event celebrating the event, Hatch gave some of the most laudatory praise of Trump by any lawmaker. from CNN
Malègue was also appreciated by unbelievers or atheists as for instance Fernand Vandérem, a Jewish literary critic for Le Figaro, who wrote articles in the most laudatory terms.
According to the Secret History of Procopius, Lupicina was both a slave and a barbarian. He asserted that she had been the concubine of her owner.Procopius, "Secret History", Chapter 6.17 The information from the Secret History was published posthumously. The seven volumes of histories that were published in his lifetime were the antithesis of this published work, being most laudatory of the new dynasty.
The painter is hired to illustrate a series of novels by "the rarest of the novelists--who, long neglected by the multitudinous vulgar and dearly prized by the attentive (...) had had the happy fortune of seeing, late in life, the dawn and then the full light of a higher criticism--an estimate in which, on the part of the public, there was something really of expiation." James's own most laudatory criticism would come only posthumously.