praises

Google is popular because people like Michael Arrington, Walleywag, and those biased non-professional bloggers-turned-online-reporters sing praises toward Google.

Witness all the angels and VC's who sing the high holy praises of this scam.

Some people seem to write praises about it but it's not known if it really does make you smarter or not.

It is difficult to condense a year's worth of issues, praises, concerns, props, and feedback into a one-hour meeting.

If you type a lot and comfort is your goal - I would sing praises for Colemak.

She praises Apple and basically says that this one small area, isn't great.

Army sings your praises to a big-shot from the Air Force and just like that you've got another $5M contract (to make Drupal websites).

I'm often inspired by a blog post, a snippet of code or simply a tweet that sings the praises of something!

I guess you would want to take praises from someone who knows what you do.

They got a lot of attention that they never would have gotten w/o the biggest name in tech news singing their praises from his bully pulpit.

I wrote a post a while back singing the praises of SQLite.

Can I sing a few praises for the ghetto for a minute?

He criticizes the sort of mathematical "cultural relativism" that the authors sometimes suggest, but he also praises the book's treatment of specific topics as accessible and inspiring.

Here's betting if facebook had a hippie/commie "lets unite the world and sing cume-by-yah" board of directors, he'd be singing its praises as the savior of us all.

Evidently you talk hyper-enthusiastically (and with the wrong terminology) for things even seasoned Lispers and Schemers don't, not to mention that your "magic bullet" praises are far from being computer science.

> Evidently you talk hyper-enthusiastically (and with the wrong terminology) for things even seasoned Lispers and Schemers don't, not to mention that your "magic bullet" praises are far from being computer science.