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• s  full of or giving praise
  a laudatory remark

• Palin, Sarah anniversary of debut on national stage of prompts a less-than-laudatory look back at father of says book is being written by, and that "she e-mails me quite .
• Indeed, McCain was so laudatory of Sarkozy's actions and role in improving the ties between the two nations that he predicted "our relationship with France will continue improving .
• The home-town Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle ran a laudatory editorial ("an inspiration to the world in general"), and Tennessee's Governor Buford Ellington, who had run for office .

• praiseful
• praising

News & Articles

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• Puerto Rican leadership group lauds promotion of Hispanic Orange schools administrator
  Anna Diaz, who has overseen special education in Orange County Public Schools since June 2004, is being promoted to oversee schools in the East portion of the district. Her promotion drew laudatory comments from the Puerto Rican Leadership Council, a Central Florida group.
  June 11, 2013 - Orlando Sentinel

Quotes

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• Arlen Specter in TIME
  Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., and Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, the panel's top Republican, called the guidelines a "laudatory effort to ensure that front-line agents are given clear rules to follow in pursuit of their...
• Mike Huckabee in Politico
  Some of the people who had excoriated me and really been very dismissive of me for views that I had taken, and labeled me anything from a populist to an ignoramus - the same people have been very defensive [of] and laudatory to Sarah Palin,...
• William Moschella in Dallas Morning News
  In fact, we see laudatory elements in the bill including the phase out of the Wright amendment restrictions,said William Moschella, assistant attorney general. "We share the senator's concern about fixing this several decades old issue and...