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The film extols not only the artist but also the person.

Faith has been extolled by his fall into the arms of death.

On the other side are those extolling the benefits of increased foreign investment.

He might now be extolled as a genius who died with far greater things ahead of him.

Instead, we should be extolling the efforts of those who work for progressive social change.

"You have to get beyond being upset with one environment and extolling another," he said.

The clients extolled his work for them in personal injury cases.

But then I wouldn't have space to extol the desserts.

I've extolled the virtues of having it out on the beach.

The same evening a young man called to extol the virtues of a life insurance company.

A good first step would be to stop trying to talk up the market by extolling the economy's fundamental strength.

What she does is a little superficial, and that's the level on which some people are extolling her.

His response extolled the open and detailed nature of the map.

Now residents are extolling the therapeutic benefits of open space.

On one hand, department leaders have extolled the virtues of diversity.

The following speech extols the virtues of order and degree.

In many texts it is extolled as the king of birds.

In both texts he extolled the virtues of family life.

Oddly, the first show seems very modern at times while the second extols traditional ideas.

Jordan said, coming to life to extol the woman's virtues.

As for whether extolling e-mails help us decide to write about someone, the answer is usually not.

But today, China's leaders are once again embracing commerce and extolling the market economy.

After hearing the new constitution extolled many times, I asked if anyone had a copy.

Indeed the public seem to expect those committed to a particular service to extol its virtues.

For years people have extolled cloud computing as the way of the future.