Sentence examples for a highly complimentary from inspiring English sources

Indeed, so solid was the consensus on leaving Chelsea alone that when People magazine published a highly complimentary cover article about how gracefully she seemed to be weathering the impeachment scandal, Geraldo Rivera was among the chorus of indignant voices.

The teenager's exploits have earned rave reviews, a call up for Scotland at Under-21 level and a highly complimentary moniker.

Barclays said in a press release that Lehman's businesses were a "highly complimentary fit" to its investment banking arm, Barclays Capital, which is led by Robert Diamond Robert Diamond.

(If there was anything that was more hidebound and stodgy than the pop music of the late '50s, it had to be the pop music industry of the '80s and '90s). Both were supremely disruptive -- a term that, in the world Jobs did so much to create, would become a highly complimentary adjective, a way of describing the most effective agents of creative destruction.

The Gathering Storm escaped the obscurity that overtakes many such studies when, on 15 October, The New York Times's Thomas L. Friedman, whose best-selling book on globalization famously proclaims that The World Is Flat, devoted a highly complimentary column to the report and its recommendations.

The mayor's report yesterday was in some ways an exercise in marketing, offering an accomplished speaker and politician the opportunity to cull a complex, and highly complimentary, statistical portrait.

Vanity Fair's taste-tester was highly complimentary in a recent review, praising Miraval's "Hello Kitty pink" and notes of "macerated wild strawberries, confectionery sugars, and strawberry or raspberry PEZ [sweets]".

When Ben Jonson tried it in 1599, at the very end of Every Man out of His Humour at the Globe, many (as he had to admit) "seem'd not to relish it" - although it was a non-speaking part and highly complimentary to the Queen - and it had to be withdrawn.

And there was plenty of what the British satirical magazine Private Eye calls "luvvies" — highly complimentary comments about a star from those in the same industry, including rivals like Joël Robuchon.

When I noted that he had been highly complimentary of Hillary Clinton's competence as a public official, Johnson seemed to realize that this was no longer a good meme for him to carry around if he is to draw votes from Democrats as well as Republicans.

Writer Roy Edroso goes into detail, listicle/outline style, specifying their 2008 candidate of choice, their overall "modus operandi," and a "Stupid/Evil ratio" (rating Goldberg at 90/10, which is highly complimentary).