Sentence examples for brim with praise from inspiring English sources

Local leaders in Clinton brim with praise for Ashford and Bridgepoint, an outside corporate entity that has been pouring money into a town that has mostly known decline in recent times.

Joanna Kavenna in the Daily Telegraph, too, was brimming with praise: "He writes with scintillating verve and abundance.

In his appearance here before the Lincoln Club of Northern California, a group of moderate Republicans, Mr. Ridge, brimming with praise for Mr. Bush, spoke of the governor's "candor, his mischievous humor, his directness, his decision-making ability".

She loves to shop, and was brimming with praise for Prabhjot's itinerary of fabric boutiques.

The rejections were brimming with praise for everything about my book except the subject matter.

Ask her about her EU nurses and the way she brims with extravagant praise betrays her anxiety following the referendum: "They make a huge contribution with very strong skills that lift the standard of our own.

In a section of western Queens with new immigrants, severely overcrowded schools and an unusual mix of manufacturing and residential neighborhoods, the race for a City Council seat is brimming with candidates who praise their experience and say they have no need for on-the-job training.

Always follow with praise.

In a review in The New York Times Book Review, Philip Lopate said that the novel was "noisily brimming with life," and praised it for its "graceful, lyrical language".

Both statelets brim with weapons.

Her friends brim with optimism.