Sentence examples for fine compliments from inspiring English sources

I totally agree with all the very many well-deserved, fine compliments which have been paid to you by the leaders of the other Groups here today.

I think one of the finest compliments paid to me was from my own teammate, Bobby Doerr.

"One of the finest compliments that everybody gives to the Kingdom Life Church is once they buy them and renovate them, they are first-rate, absolutely first-rate," he said.

After 20 years of research, a Johns Hopkins science historian has produced "a compelling 880-page biography that pays [Russian scientist Ivan] Pavlov one of the finer compliments a historian can: He turns an icon into a man". And by the way: Whatever you know about Pavlov is probably wrong.

One of the finest compliments I've ever received was after last year's show.

On a recent evening, the finest compliment, aside from the empty plates and the vows to return, came from a couple who live just down the block.

An indication of this is the fact that she has become an adjective, the finest compliment that posterity can pay any writer.

It was the finest compliment Bert had ever paid anyone in the entire run of this series, and it was correct too.

In a summer stock production of "Three Men on a Horse" in 1946, he received what he considered to be the finest compliment.

One of the hotel staff says the food is like her grandmother used to make, which for Thompson couldn't be a finer compliment.

Aberystwyth's answer to The Killing – there can be no finer compliment than that this has now been snapped up by Danish TV.