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There was almost universal praise for Slumdog Millionaire's director Danny Boyle for choosing to capture, in the words of Bollywood lyricist Gulzar, "the spirit of Mumbai".

A delighted Rafael Benitez was full of praise for his players and felt Liverpool thoroughly deserved their victory over Chelsea to win the FA Community Shield.

Obama, in offering praise for Pakistan, also seemed to admonish the country's leadership, calling it "essential that Pakistan continue to join us in the fight against al-Qaeda".

Bening won special praise for her portrayal of an ill-fated con artist[2], accruing Best Supporting Actress nominations from the Academy, the New York Film Critics Circle, and the British Academy.

A confident woman is the most beautiful. Such a sentence not only includes men's appreciation and praise for self assured women, But also the charm of showing confidence in the same sex will make them more popular.

Acclaim or praise for exceptional achievement.

The giveaway was his praise for the ousted journalist's "steadfast loyalty".

The boss finally gave a few crumbs of praise for their hard work.

We need his thundering against greed and covetousness, his praise for the beauty of craftsmanship, his tireless campaigning for a decent wage.

Aziz is full of praise for his jailers, in particular a young warden who lights his cigarettes for him, places his medicine on a table and allows him a weekly phone call to his family in Jordan.

Advice to concealment, praise for open.

Lofoten won praise for its "deep, placid fjords," and "jagged, rocky peaks."

Even the police, one of the most brutal forces in the world, are starting to win praise for pacifying bandit-ridden slums.

But Ingrid Betancourt was full of praise for Mr Uribe and for the "impeccable" army operation.

Many have already driven away their friends and family with months of endless praise for Obama's latest speech and constant reminders to vote, "said the breathless correspondent on the scene."

Eg. She had high praise for Dr． Higpan， although she complained about his strictness.