Asked to articulate the highest praise he could muster for his former board, Mr. Kozlowski replied, "They didn't slow me down".
In fact, it is Johnston himself who best articulates the condescending praise fed to him, like peanuts, in his own song, Like a Monkey in a Zoo: "Throw me a peanut / Laugh and make jokes / But I've had enough peanuts and I'm ready to croak..
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Neville has earned high praise for the articulate and insightful manner in which he delivers his analysis.
Luminaries -- including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Abraham Lincoln, Alfred Tennyson, Florence Nightingale and even Queen Victoria -- praised its forceful, articulate arguments.
In making the announcement, Mr. Conarroe praised Mr. Hirsch as "an articulate champion of what the Guggenheim stands for" and "an ebullient spirit whose passion for literature is contagious".
He's been widely praised as a bright, articulate out-of-the box thinker who is a bailout expert, to the extent anyone can truly be an expert at fast-changing emergencies.
Name-calling — "socialist pig," "fascist in chief" — jostles for space with praise ("Nice to have an articulate, intelligent, thoughtful president again").
The early influence of parents and relatives in reinforcing positive attitudes by giving praise for being bright and articulate is therefore important.
Over the years she has won praise for her ability to articulate the difficulties of the Holocaust generation in modern America.
