Sentence examples for complimentary men from inspiring English sources

But it was $300 a pop, by generally complimentary men.

After a big greeting at the door and several rounds of complimentary drinks, the man, in a blue custom-made suit, continued down to West 16th Street.

There are five references, and most of them are routine – Ed gets named alongside other Brown aides – but there is one that is complimentary about the man who might become next Labour leader.

Turnbull also referred to "billion dollar Bill", which, if anything, is complimentary of a man who has been known to drive his mum's car and be disconcertingly occupied with the price and varieties of lettuce.

Don't hold back; be the one who notices others and says complimentary things about both men and women around you.

Send that man a complimentary Freeview box.

And Shane Mosley would say only complimentary things about the man he defeated.

It's clear to her that no bishops now believe in "complementarian headship" – that is, different but complimentary roles that effectively place men first.

Tough, she said, "is frequently meant as complimentary when applied to a man and uncomplimentary when applied to a woman.

Aikens, we knew, was a bad man, in the complimentary way you refer to a player who does a lot of damage with the bat.

Date Lab recently tried to match a 59-year-old woman and a 64-year-old man, professionals in complimentary fields.