Sample Sentences forlaudatory (auto-selected)
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'I think that saying prayers before each mission is a very moral and highly laudatory procedure, sir,' he offered timidly, and waited.† (source)
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He would mention him in laudatory terms to new-comers, when his back was turned.† (source)
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Martin had confessed his double engagement; he had explained that Leora was unquestionably the most gracious young woman on earth; but as he had previously used up all of his laudatory adjectives and all of Clif's patience on the subject of Madeline, Clif failed to listen, and prepared to dislike Leora as another siren of morality.† (source)
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Now, when Carrie heard Drouet's laudatory opinion of her dramatic ability, her body tingled with satisfaction.† (source)
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His conscience, therefore, usually considered the surest witness to a man's integrity,—his conscience, unless it might be for the little space of five minutes in the twenty-four hours, or, now and then, some black day in the whole year's circle,—his conscience bore an accordant testimony with the world's laudatory voice.† (source)
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He was laudatory, extremely laudatory.† (source)
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To this end, she approached the question with divers laudatory and appropriate remarks touching the general amiability of Mr Frank Cheeryble.† (source)
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He was laudatory, extremely laudatory.† (source)
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Mrs Merdle also, as a leading lady rich in distinction, elegance, grace, and beauty, he mentioned in very laudatory terms.† (source)
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to which queries the girl returned such enthusiastic replies, coupled with so many laudatory remarks touching his beautiful dark eyes, and his sweet smile, and his straight legs—upon which last-named articles she laid particular stress;† (source)
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The whole world already crowns him with glory;— Both in physique and character he's laudatory; He has red ears and a florid, flushing face With him for a mate you'd live in joyful grace.† (source)
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I am the individual Sam Houston recently thrashed for Governor and anything laudatory to him is damned unpleasant to me.† (source)
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