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Sentences starting with praised

Praised be Heaven that those who inherit it are not obliged to live there on the memory of what was in days gone by. [9]
Praised be de name ob de Lawd. [9]
Praised be the gods, who have put it in my power to make you happy by one single sentence. [10]

Sentences ending with praised

At first she was frightened; but then she exclaimed with delight from the very bottom of her faithful heart, "The gods be praised! [10]
Our pleasant host was a painter of animals, whom I afterward saw sharing his friend Verboeckhoven's studio, and whose flocks of sheep were very highly praised. [10]
Lacey had eased the Prince Pasha's immediate and pressing financial needs--and, "Allah be praised! [11]
They had not said much more, Heaven be praised. [9]
The saints be praised! [10]
A thrill of joy shot through him, for Polykarp's lips were indeed not cold, he moved his hand, and now--the Lord be praised! [10]
Perhaps the sublime goddess would again take him to her heart, and exert on him also the power Sophonisba had so fervently praised. [10]
She had come from old Prince Puckler, who, as he never visited the theatre in the city, wished to see her in the costume whose beauty had been so much praised. [10]
She cast her eyes up to heaven with sincere thanksgiving as she murmured with a sigh of relief, "For this mercy the gods be praised! [10]
Why had Mrs. Constable supposed that she would care to hear the sermon praised? [9]

Short sentences using praised

Moor praised your vivid imagination. [10]
She praised the Rostovs' toilets. [2]
He had often praised it. [9]
He had praised it. [9]
Philip had praised her hair. [11]
The Lord's name be praised! [6]
At dark, Allah be praised! [4]
Allah be praised! [11]
Heaven be praised! [10]

Sentences containing praised two or more times

Her own works were praised, and praised with discrimination, and she was grateful for this. [14]

More example sentences with the word praised in them

It seemed but yesterday since she had watched with amused eyes the sherbet-sellers clanking their brass saucers, the carriers streaming the water from the bulging goatskins into the earthen bottles, crying, "Allah be praised, here is coolness for thy throat for ever! [11]
If the master's work is praised that is made out of granite from the Holy Mountain, all the world will have granite from thence and from no where else. [10]
She quite agreed with him, praised and encouraged him, then she criticised his slovenly deportment, showed him with comical gravity how a warrior ought to stand and walk, called herself his drill-master, and was delighted at the zeal with which he strove to imitate her. [10]
During their absence, when Charmian had been attacked by sickness, Cleopatra had often entrusted the care of her toilet to Aisopion, and had praised her skill. [10]
The others, however, were within their right when they censured or praised him, and they did both. [9]
Farnese's bold assault was kindly rebuked by the commander-in-chief, and when the former praised Navarrete's heroic aid before Don Juan, the general gave the bold warrior and gallant trooper, the honorable commission of bearing tidings of the victory to the king. [10]
I remember how warmly he praised Confucius's command not to love our fellow-men but to respect them, and how sensible and beautiful it seemed to me, too, in those days. [10]
Everybody praised the valor and magnanimity of Sir Launcelot; and as for me, I was perfectly amazed, that one man, all by himself, should have been able to beat down and capture such battalions of practiced fighters. [5]
Then she looked up at the old man beseechingly; and as he had praised her beauty, so now--she herself knew not how she had such courage--the praises of his fame, his greatness and goodness, flowed from her lips. [10]
He went directly to Nuremberg, which the old man praised as the high-school of the smith's art, and there remained twelve years. [10]
He praised her to Marget, confidentially, but speaking just loud enough for Ursula to hear. [5]
To hear it thus praised by you makes me happy. [10]
Be praised for this, O ye pure Amescha cpenta! [10]
No, he kept this to himself, and praised the turnips to the peril of his soul. [5]
It's only because----After the session to-day they all praised his noble heart, and I don't know what else, so loudly and with such exaggeration that it was too much to believe. [10]
He dwelt upon the personal character of His Excellency's antecedents, and praised their honourable services to the country. [11]
Five times in the past had Tinoir been the Guardian of the Fire, and five times had the people praised him; but praise and his scanty wage were all he got. [11]
Then he praised the mill site and the land all over again. [9]
The singer of the Ialemos at the feast of Adonis particularly praised us for it. [10]
He had seen the Demeter, and praised the conception of the goddess because it corresponded with her nature. [10]
He let into the camel-driver the hardest he knowed how, and I had to agree with him; and he praised up the dervish the highest he could, and I had to agree with him there, too. [5]
Wilhelm had seen the British soldiers, their commander, Colonel Chester, and Captain Gensfort, and praised their superb equipments and stately bearing. [10]
She praised everything that was bad in my sketches, and said she was going to take lessons herself. [8]
How was it that the preacher could draw so pitiable a picture of the very same god whose greatness her uncle had praised in such glowing terms only two days since? [10]
It seemed plain that one so loved and praised and honored of all men as Conrad was, could not be otherwise than happy. [5]
They praised her taste and toilet, and at eleven o'clock, careful of their coiffures and dresses, they settled themselves in their carriages and drove off. [2]
He praised their strength and stature, described the way to their country as almost inaccessible to a large army, and had plenty of marvellous tales to tell. [10]
After having been so highly praised he will find it difficult to satisfy his hearers. [10]
Charmian praised their skill, while they--all talking merrily together--told her how they had conquered the greatest difficulties. [10]
At other times she praised Julie to him and advised him to go to Moscow during the holidays to amuse himself. [2]
Beholding him thus set forth and praised in a public print, he seemed suddenly to have been distantly removed from her, to have reacquired at a bound the dizzy importance he had possessed for her before she became his stenographer. [9]
May all the saints be praised, we have found it. [10]
Her name, "the rosy-cheeked one," tells us that she was beautiful, and her amiability and charm of manner are expressly praised by Herodotus. [10]
And then he related what wonderful influence she had over Caesar's sufferings, and praised her with his usual enthusiastic warmth. [10]
The impartial John praised the victor in mock heroics, but said that the trial was so even that he would divide the prize, ten cents to one and five to the other--a stroke of justice that greatly increased his popularity. [4]
The gods be praised the end of all this wretchedness was at hand! [10]
The saints be praised that you both escaped so easily. [10]
Eagerly as Wolf praised Quijada's noble nature, she commanded him to assure the Castilian, whose messenger he honestly confessed himself to be, that she would die rather than yield to the Emperor's demands. [10]
I would have praised him; I had plenty of praise in my heart; but alas I no words on my lips. [14]
Had she not praised him, and defended him, and become indignant when I spoke my mind about him? [9]
Sometimes, when I praised her and spoke confidently of our future, she wore a troubled expression. [9]
My sentences were praised and his conclusions adopted. [6]
Next day General Polk sent for me, and praised me for my bravery and gallant conduct. [5]
But I always picture people or places which I hear much praised, as much more beautiful than I ever find the reality. [10]
Some delicate operation performed by him was recorded and praised in the Lancet; and he was offered a responsible post in a medical college, and, at the same time, the good-will of a valuable practice. [11]
I had got out of conceit of all that I had written, and considered it very questionable stuff; and now that it is so extravagantly be praised, I begin to feel afraid that I shall not do as well again. [4]
It praised the orators, the militia, and all the bands that came from everywhere, and all this in honest country newspaper detail, but the writer ran out of adjectives toward the end. [5]
He read not only the latest intelligence of the strike, but the editorial comments on it, which praised the firm attitude of both parties, and the admirable measures taken by the police to preserve order. [8]
Mrs. Larkin at once took kindly to the gentle Lassiter, and, without ever asking who or what he was, praised him to Jane. [13]
This put Cluny on Delia's defence, and he praised her youth, and hinted at his own elderliness. [11]
He, who had often felt flattered at being praised for the purity of his Greek--pure not merely for his time: an age of bastard tongues--and for the engaging Hellenism of his person, here and now had an impulse of pride of his Egyptian origin. [10]
Its dainty springs of sweet water are praised not only by Higginson and Wood, but even the mischievous Morton says, that for its delicate waters "Canaan came not near this country. [3]
And I did not blame, but praised you for it. [9]
He praised the new perfume, "Jones's Delight of the Toilet," and proposed to sell me some of that. [5]
She looked at Natasha's dresses and praised them, as well as a new dress of her own made of "metallic gauze," which she had received from Paris, and advised Natasha to have one like it. [2]
But, praised be my lord, Apollo, our age can also boast of other artists. [10]
That is the merit which is most loudly praised in the old picture, and is the one which the copy most conspicuously lacks, and which the copyist must not hope to compass. [5]
The prince praised Mena's magnanimity in the warmest terms. [10]
Afterwards befell the meeting with Rose Varcoe; and he thought of how he praised his friend Lepage to her, and brought him to be introduced to her. [11]
And, besides, a little puss like you is always glad to hear of an admirer, and only a short time ago you praised him loudly enough as a splendid dancer. [10]
He looked and listened; distinguishing his old master's name, and hearing him praised without stint as a portrait-painter. [10]
And besides the leonine courage and talent for command which he had displayed, his noble nature was praised with ardent enthusiasm. [10]
Now she was laying the grapes round the pomegranates, and he remembered how Horapollo, only yesterday, had praised her dainty skill. [10]
He did not know that Brad himself was a reader for a well-known house--which had employed him on the strength of his newspaper notoriety--and that very likely he had already praised the quality of the work and damned it as lacking "snap. [4]
The public-house was kept by a fat old landlord and landlady who made no objection to receiving their new guests, but praised Nelly's beauty and were at once prepossessed in her behalf. [12]
She listened with joyful astonishment, and praised several passages which she thought beautiful. [10]
He nearly got it back, though, for a moment when Marget came and praised him and thanked him and couldn't keep him from seeing how proud she was of him. [5]
Nebenchari had, it is true, praised Tachot to the noble Kassandane as the most beautiful of the twin sisters; but Amasis insisted on sending Nitetis to Persia. [10]
I poured caustic into their wounds, and praised the physician. [10]
The condemned man, however, heard of their machinations, and fled to Naukratis, where he found a safe asylum in the house of Rhodopis, whom he had heard highly praised by Pythagoras, and whose dwelling was rendered inviolable by the king's letter. [10]
Yonder lies the house of the high-priest Neithotep, whose knowledge of astronomy and geometry was so highly praised, even by Pythagoras. [10]
The governor praised his growing reputation, and at last asked him to dine, saying that Mistress Leveret would no doubt be glad to meet her rescuer again. [11]
Wilson got out his Calendar, by request, and read a passage or two from it, which the twins praised quite cordially. [5]
The correctness of his belief was instantly proved to him by the address of gray-haired, highly praised Euphranor, who spoke of the Demeter's countenance with warm admiration. [10]
He had told himself the same thing when he selected Daphne for a model, and her head reproduced what Proclus praised as the common possession of Daphne and Demeter. [10]
Ameni, too, praised him, but added: "I miss only one thing on which you must dwell at greater length, and treat with warmer feeling--I mean the miracle which has stirred our souls to-day. [10]
She is with him morning and evening, and, to crown all, stood up for him through thick and thin to-day, and praised him. [9]
The General praised him for his courage, and told him that the charge against him should be withdrawn. [11]
He had heard him criticised and reviled and praised, just as is every man who goes to the White House, be he saint or sinner. [9]
She had seen him coming on his fine ass; she praised the steed, and then refused to believe that the rider was past eighty. [10]
The Government gave him a money-reward and a thousand acres of land; and the people held mass-meetings and praised him and emphasized their praise with a large subscription of money. [5]
He had treated Herr Matanesse Van Wibisma rudely on account of his opinions, but sought to approach her, who laughed at what he prized most highly, because she was a woman, and it was sweet to hear his work praised by beautiful lips. [10]
She put out her hand to him while he was still quite far off, let it rest in his, thanked him with feeling, and praised his fidelity and generosity. [10]
Pierre recalled how Helene had smilingly expressed disapproval of Dolokhov's living at their house, and how cynically Dolokhov had praised his wife's beauty to him and from that time till they came to Moscow had not left them for a day. [2]
Her vain little heart laughed in anticipation of the delight of being seen, praised and admired by all. [10]
Navarrete had often heard the Swabian and his work praised, and wore a corselet from his workshop. [10]
Thus Barbara was heard and known in larger circles, and she had the pleasure of hearing her admirable training and excellent method of delivery praised by the director of the choir of the Cathedral of Saint Bavon, one of the greatest musicians in the Netherlands. [10]
At last, however, he was able to say: "The gods be praised, my father, that I see thee safe once more! [10]
They pressed his hand, praised him and said that he had just finished a marvellous work of art. [10]
How ardently Charles had praised their luxuriant beauty!-and to-day he was to rejoice in it again. [10]
The teachers who had overtaken us on the way recognized among them college friends who praised the delicious vintage supplied by the palace guards. [10]
She praised Honora's gown, but left a lingering impression that she thought her overdressed, without definitely saying so. [9]
He praised the goodness of the Providence which had created the marvel of human organism. [10]
The Press were friendly to the memory of Barode Barouche, and some unduly praised his work, and only a few disparaged his career. [11]
I thank everybody for their compliments, but I don't think that I am praised any more than I am entitled to be. [5]
Never had she felt so irresolute, so deeply agitated, and she uttered a sigh of relief when her father returned from his visit to old Ursel, and praised the care with which she had selected the articles that filled his knapsack. [10]
Then, with warm enthusiasm, she praised its founder, asserting that, on the contrary, the Saint of Assisi had enjoined labour upon his followers. [10]
It does not embarrass me to hear my books praised so much. [5]
The result, March eagerly owned, was better than the literary result, and he foresaw that the number would be sold and praised chiefly for its pictures. [8]
He who has done that head will be praised in the latter days together with the great Athenian masters--and he-yes, he, merciful Heaven! [10]

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