Sentence examples for altogether complimentary from inspiring English sources

Selective use of quotes made the points more trenchant, but there was no denying I had said some not altogether complimentary things.

It is odd to picture Duckworth, mild-mannered and sweet, sitting next to her father – "his own daughter telling him things that are not altogether complimentary".

It is not altogether complimentary about the contemporary political classes, but Marquand is optimistic about Britain's ability to rise above the shortcomings of Whitehall and Westminster.

Ms. Bloom was once married to PHILIP ROTH, and after the demise of that marriage there was a not-altogether-complimentary memoir by her and a not-altogether-complimentary novel by him.

Nonetheless, such is the strength of the firm's corporate drive that Whole Foods has earned the not-altogether-complimentary nickname, 'the Wal-Mart of wheatgerm'.

Even WH Auden – who wrote the not-altogether-complimentary Letters from Iceland (in which he complained about dried fish and sleeping in a wet tent) – praised the food here.

However, Morris' review is not entirely complimentary.

However, not all reviews were complimentary.

A complimentary bonbon accompanies all beverages.

The Italian tradition of aperitivo – pre-dinner drinks with complimentary snacks – is fast becoming a trend in London, replacing the after work pint with something altogether more sophisticated.

Others are less complimentary.