Sentences with phrase «less praise»

By contrast, Inarritu's friends and colleagues Guillermo Del Toro and Alfonso Cuaron have tended to concentrate on more visual, personal, and intelligent genre pictures, and have received far less praise.

I have several scouser mates and all are ardent Liverpool fans and they are a lot less praising than the herald or whatever media outlet.

But de Blasio is likely to encounter less praise at home.

Although also considering other postdoc positions, he expects that he'll soon be leaving academe because «I'd like less praise and more in my wallet.»

Stressed people are less consistent with both the good stuff and with creating consistent and behaviorally correct solutions for their dog's behavior... meaning less praise and more angry yelling, less quality efforts and more neglect and even intentional abuse of the family dog.

In my experience they tend to be among the most forgotten ones, relatively lesser known and lesser praised in comparison to their brethren.

On the other hand, HD Tune — a more sustained read test — heaped less praise on the Chronos.

That low - key, always - on, super-skilled guy on your team probably adds more value than anyone but gets far less praise and attention than more volatile or less reliable performers.

Of the great Ernst Lubitsch masterpieces, this luminous 1932 comedy has perhaps received less praise than it deserves.

Outside of that, there was less praise.

Here is a glimpse of some of those dogs who served, loyally and bravely, who deserve no less praise than our fire - fighters, medical teams and rescue workers: Charlotte Dumas's tribute, Hero Dogs