Examples of 'praise has' in a sentence
Meaning of "praise has"
Praise has: Describes the expression of admiration or approval given to someone or something for their actions, attributes, or qualities
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The praise has to be honest and specific.
The outpouring of affection and praise has been amazing.
Some praise has been accorded these works.
I believe it 's the first time praise has made me happy.
Praise has been directed at the music.
So far that praise has been warranted.
Praise has died.
In Peru, the almost unanimous praise has alternated with the most disparate interpretations.
Praise has appeared from various publications such as Allmusic and The Scotsman.
And so, from that moment, the angels ' song of praise has never gone silent.
The love of praise has corrupted many hearts.
As praise has flowed in, both men began to relax.
And none of the praise has been exaggerated, I assure you.
Praise has its own place!
Since then praise has been lavished wherever it plays.
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Praise has been given to film 's plot.
But the praise has not gone to her head.
Their praise has been offered from the very dawn of creation.
The spirit of praise has caught us up into heavenly places!
Similar praise has been bestowed elsewhere in the media from time to time.
The effect praise has on the believer is HUGE!
Similar praise has been bestowed elsewhere in the media over the years.
However, ample praise has been poured into Kammula 's abilities.
Critical praise has been particularly been given to Carmen Ejogo 's performance.
The praise has been just.
Similar praise has been expressed in the American press.
However, the praise has not been unanimous among world trade experts.
Tremendous praise has been given to the book, and it has been called a master piece.
Particular praise has been given to the performances of Deschanel, Greenfield, Johnson and Morris.
Your praise has reached the windows of heaven! ”.
Much praise has been heaped on the….
So praise has the power-I think-to banish the evil one.
Glowing praise has poured in from reviewers, dealers, music pros, and recreational players alike.
Particular praise has been heaped on the band arrangements, production, and Dylan 's voice.
The English word praise has its origin in French word preisier, which means “ to prize ”.
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