in praise of

Have I said too much in praise of her person?

One said a few words in praise of the latest to go, and passed on to the next job.

A final word in praise of the architects' role here.

Not much has been written in praise of a great and very natural actor.

What more can be said in praise of her devotion?

There is much to be said in praise of women's hockey.

I could go on for a long time in praise of Maxwell.

The strong old literature is all in praise of the weak.

To this may be added a literature in praise of individual cities.

"This movie is a song in praise of life and love," she said.

These tones in praise of love are nothing compared to the real thing.

He began singing a soft song in praise of America.

It is difficult to be amusing in praise of something.

It was a voice to be raised in praise of rock musicians.

Perhaps worth a rare letter to the local press in praise of the council?

Words fail me in praise of your company and its workforce.

No one ever wrote a good book in praise of the Inquisition.

So much has been written in praise of flowers that it's a wonder there are any words left.

He said something in praise of your eyes, did he?

There are also some religious poems and poetry in praise of women.

It was a supper party where they made speeches in praise of love.

Between 1948 and 1957 a thousand titles a year appeared in praise of Mary.

Other members then spoke, mostly in praise of the proposed changes to the meeting schedule.

I keep saying that people should be objective enough to write a play in praise of Hitler.