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Meyer went on the John Ankerberg show to extol the theological virtues of the Big Bang.

One might extol Apple for acting in the fashion of a responsible corporate citizen with its decision.

We extol celebrity at a time when it has never seemed more fleeting or meaningless.

"Usually, when they publish a commentary, it's to extol the study, or show how it's advanced the field," DeStefano says.

Well-credentialed members of the mainstream media privately extol her.

Are you not ashamed to extol this revolting and commonplace stuff, which aspires to be psychologically profound?

Let historians extol blood-shedding; it is woman's place to abhor it.

He does not extol physical science alone, though doubtless he had a preference for it over metaphysical inquiries.

Where was thy judgment, man, To extol a virgin Sanazarro tells me Is nearer to deformity?

Cease with high-sounding praise to extol the womanly nature, while practically you deny that there is any.