Sentence examples for complimentary on from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'complimentary on' is not correct or usable in written English
If you would like to express positive opinion about something, you can use phrases like 'complimentary about' or 'complimentary towards.' For example, "The teacher was very complimentary about my essay."
Diamond face: Most hairstyles would look complimentary on you, but hairstyles that would look great on you are ones with side parts and/or layers.
At dinner afterwards he was suitably complimentary on my performance, but about the play he sweetly said, "I'll have to go home and think about it".
A man named John Mooney, the founding editor of an online news service called NJ Spotlight, introduced himself as the moderator of a discussion that would soon follow in the banquet room, and mentioned that he was hoping to get each of them to say something complimentary, on the dais, about another governor.
We have embraced a more sophisticated summer palette of muted neutrals (ivory, navy, khaki, dove grey are all surprisingly complimentary on both pale or sunkissed skin), while we have slowly grown to understand that insipid pastels and ditsy florals are better left for weddings.
In a statement, Monarch confirmed that blankets and pillows were complimentary on long haul flights but were only available on short haul flights for a charge.
The New York Times, while complimentary on the album's overall quality, noted that Dookies pop sound only remotely resembled punk music.
"My friend got into an argument with a guy who insisted on having everything that was complimentary on-board," she wrote.
The "complimentary on-board entertainment" is I-Spy, limited to what's outside the boat (which is usually "something beginning with s").
They'll then be shown the option to watch a 15-second video advertisement to unlock a complimentary on-demand session.
Miraculously, this move to maximize capacity and minimize seat size and leg room has coincided with two other important changes: Expanded and upgraded dining options in airports all over the world, and the rapid disappearance of complimentary, on-board meals (remember those?) for passengers not shelling it out for a first-class ticket.
These survey-based PheWAS efforts are complimentary to on-going PheWAS efforts using electronic medical records linked to biorepositories such as those in the electronic Medical Records & Genomics (eMERGE) network [ 3, 4].
