Sentence examples for compliments that from inspiring English sources

People paid her compliments that made no sense.

That is one of those compliments that can cut two ways.

Cleverly, it offers a multitude of compliments that are entirely non-specific, so fans can pretend it's written about them.

Yet many companies struggle to make sense of the caterwaul of complaints and compliments that now swirl around their products online.

Though the defence has been earning some well deserved compliments, that was the third consecutive game allowing two goals, so all isn't rosy there either.

His failure to drive the bad news home is like his habit of sugaring his criticism of living statesmen with compliments that are, presumably, designed to spare their client's embarrassment.

Still, the piece was maddening to read; it contains multiple factual inaccuracies, compliments that are indistinguishable from insults, and the repeated presumption that Rhimes must have based her black characters — and, by implication, none of her white characters — on herself.

"Fierce competitor" is one of the biggest, and most culturally ingrained, compliments that exists in sports.

On the other hand, compliments that overvalued a child's accomplishments, such as, "You're so smart," tended to result in narcissistic attitudes.

I keep waiting to stop waiting for compliments that will eventually stop coming.

Sometimes it's the simplest of compliments that are the most meaningful.