Sentence examples for complimentary adjective from inspiring English sources
And it's not hard to see why film-makers flock to television, a medium where simply putting the camera in weird places is often lauded as revolutionary, and "cinematic" is consistently employed as a complimentary adjective, as if to suggest that TV shows are "good" by virtue of their proximity to movies.
When I asked Agim Ceku about Americans, he seemed to run out of complimentary adjectives.
Complimentary adjectives litter every review, and the plaudits are piled so high you can hardly get through the door.
If there is someone out there with a new repertory of complimentary adjectives suitable to this exquisite marriage of taste and heart, I would be glad to give way.
A snob and proud of it, Mrs. Kenward composed numbingly undramatic accounts of parties, with long lists of names preceded by unfailingly complimentary adjectives and with their relative importance encoded for her privileged readership by idiosyncratic punctuation.
Though he's no Bono, that is the clear Twitter' marketing strategy with Dorsey, make him a star in the media; wrap him up in amaranthine hyperbole and complimentary adjectives; and make it seem that this delicate genius-hero has built something very special to humanity.
They've described it as "skin-prickling" and "very good", alongside other complimentary phrases and adjectives.
She blundered into and out again of some rather vague and irrelevant adjectives that I think were meant to be be complimentary.
The most frequent adjectives applied to the First Lady were "aloof" and "regal," and the latter description was not necessarily intended as complimentary.
Others are less complimentary.
