Sentence examples for Effusive admiration from inspiring English sources
Mr. Yang's comments aggravated what many residents from abroad say is an increasingly palpable rush of antiforeign hostility that often quietly coexists, paradoxically, alongside effusive admiration for the West.
And if only he would stop writing effusive letters of admiration to Pascoe, who sees them as veiled threats.
While effusive in his admiration for the big race itself and its "unique" marketability, Straker warned that the jam will be spread far more thinly in future.
If many voters are still reckoning with their feelings about Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Salamone, while effusive in his admiration of her, is not entirely at peace with her politics, either.
King Ludwig had elaborate tastes and was known for his excessive style on everything from his passion for architecture to his patronage of the arts and music, and he was similarly effusive in his love and admiration for his cousin, Empress Sisi.
America's most famous and heralded general had granted Broadwell extraordinary access for her book, "All In: The Education of General David Petraeus". Nor has Broadwell done anything to hide this access or her great admiration of Petraeus since the book was published in January, describing him in terms that are, well, effusive.
His admiration for President Ernesto Zedillo, a member of Mexico's ruling party -- known as the PRI -- was effusive.
I.B.M. is similarly effusive.
His references were effusive.
And some effusive praise.
