Sentence examples for Effusive appreciation from inspiring English sources

To top it all, Mr Bush praised as "bold" Mr Olmert's plan to adjust Israel's borders unilaterally if attempts to do so by negotiation with the Palestinians came to naught.Mr Olmert, a perfect guest, expressed his effusive appreciation.

Finally, we express effusive appreciation for our field test teachers, whose names we will not use here for confidentiality purposes.

He's effusive in his appreciation for what he learned at Yale SOM and the support he got from the school's Program on Entrepreneurship, if regretful that his focus on starting Saphlux kept him from spending more time with his classmates.

Library VIPs, too, were effusive in their appreciation.

Lou Conte himself was quite effusive in his appreciation of Claire and was quoted in her obituary as saying, "It's very probable there would not be a Hubbard Street Dance Chicago had it not been for Claire Bataille". He is not alone in that assessment.

Reviews were effusive, and the poet Robert de Montesquiou wrote an appreciation calling her "the thief of souls".

His letters to Virginia Woolf are effusive; hers to him convey what seems to be a genuine appreciation for his talent and a faith in his potential, until she changes her mind and drops him.

Enjoy the appreciation of the recipient it's bound to be a lot more effusive than the usual off-the-shelf gift!

I'd bet she didn't realize that her effusive nanny shout outs at the Time event were coming on the cusp of May 6's National Childcare Provider Appreciation Day, because I doubt too many know that there is even a designated day to honor our nannies.

Her appreciation of that long pause, and her audience's self-restraint, may point the way to a less effusive, more meaningful future of dramatic feedback.

"Our leader" was the coach's description of Modric at the weekend and his appreciation of Corluka, who has played every minute in the last three years in the national team, is even more effusive.