Sentence examples for course compliments from inspiring English sources

These insults are, of course, compliments in the context of the trial — though Obama probably wasn't pleased when Blagojevich suggested approaching the President-elect through his wife.

Course compliments: Rickie Fowler, who lives in Jupiter, was one of many pros to rave about the condition and the challenge of the Champion course.

Mr. Phillips said he received no complaints on the Red Hills course, only compliments, and said he considered Mr. Chiacchia's crash a fluke.

Shape change in the negative direction is, of course, the compliment of this with landmarks all moving more-or-less toward the configuration's center at approximately the same rate (distance per unit change along the axis).

It is, of course, a backhanded compliment, implying, as it does, a repudiation of the things that Malick has done since — as seen in the controversy that Malick's new film, "The Tree of Life," arouses.

"It's a compliment of course, I don't spurn a compliment and I'm very grateful.

Some patients, of course, hear nothing but compliments.

Of course you like someone who compliments you, but don't overdo the compliments.

It's a compliment, of course.

It was meant as a compliment, of course.

This was, of course, a double-edged compliment, both edges being hostile.