Sentence examples for effusive compliments from inspiring English sources

Mr Assad and Mr Barak exchanged effusive compliments.

Tom Huddlestone earned himself a haircut and the effusive compliments of his manager after capping a masterful performance in Hull's midfield with his first goal in more than two-and-a-half years as Fulham were routed.

And while Ms. Gillibrand seems to enjoy close relations with Representative Nita M. Lowey of Westchester County — Ms. Lowey and Ms. Gillbrand swapped effusive compliments at Friday's news conference— she is not nearly so close to most downstate Democrats.

Typical is a scene where Fernando Suels Mendoza offers effusive compliments to each passing woman, which the women simply accept – not because they believe him, but because if compliments are to be had, they might as well enjoy them.

My photo, which I had been overly critical of, brought effusive compliments and requests for getting to know me, both literally and in the biblical sense.

Later, Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino developer who is among the financiers of the conference — and who was also questioned Monday by authorities in connection with the Olmert investigation — gave Mr. Bush an even more effusive compliment.

One of the best recent additions to this proud culinary legacy must be spaghetti wrapped around a meatball, which, miracle of miracles, stays on the stick and, to use what in Minnesota passes for an effusive compliment, could taste worse.

The prime minister, however, was noticeably less effusive with personal compliments about Mr Bush, instead preferring to praise the two countries' shared values.

Be effusive in accepting the compliment.

Social conditioning has a habit of making us feel wary of being effusive about and openly accepting of compliments, generosity, caring, and kind acts, lest we be seen as greedy, prideful, or selfish.

But off camera and away from the microphone the compliments aimed his way were no less effusive.