The jeans are flattering as long as you get the right fit.
A string of authors then began to compete to be barred: John Kampfner, John Pilger, Clare Short, George Galloway, and even me (should I be flattered as an "author"?).
Moreover, the ONS pointed out that underlying growth in both the second and third quarters had been "broadly similar": growth in the spring was flattered as the economy made up ground lost in early 2010 because of unusually poor weather.
The portraits of patrons by artists such as Raphael, Rubens, Hyacinthe Rigaud, Antoine-Jean Gros, JandueSirouis David, and Sir Thomas Lawrence were required to express nobility, grace, and authority, just as the sultans and rajahs portrayed on frontispieces to Persian and Indian illuminated books and albums had understandably to be flattered as benevolent despots.
One mentioned being personally flattered as well as personally and professionally offended.
I'm really flattered as well.
"I am surprised, flattered as well, that this information got used in a U.K. government dossier," Mr. Marashi said in an interview with Reuters.
And my wife certainly is flattered that as many men want her husband as there are women.
On reading the play, she wrote thanking him "for thinking I can play your pretty little slut"; she was flattered, too, as Eliza was 30 years her junior.
November's figures were flattered slightly as in previous year's Black Friday sales have fallen into December's sales figures.
