Sentence examples for glowing foreword from inspiring English sources

with a glowing foreword.

Ronald, whom she idolised, had been a One-Nation Tory in the pre-war Churchill faction of the party: Churchill wrote a glowing foreword to her memoir of him.

Three days after my book on student unrest, "The Battle for Morningside Heights," was published in 1970 — including a glowing foreword from Senator Eugene McCarthy — my home phone rang at 7 30 a.m.

Third, Sinclair is a master at accurately summarizing and demystifying complex economic systems and financial jargon, to the point where Harvard economist David Korten wrote a glowing foreword.

– Michael D. Shear Despite his comments to the contrary, Mr. Gingrich wrote a foreword to Mr. Perry's federalism book, "Fed Up," that was largely glowing about Texas' economic record.

Glowing red.

In a foreword to "The Chuting Gallery," Lowe describes "a loose group of twisted individuals" who several days a week would convene in his kitchen at three in the morning and, to his wife's dismay ("Is this normal!!?"), head off to climb a chute or a peak, then ski down at sunrise and go to work, glowing with accomplishment and stinking of sweat.

Always glowing.

Its reviews were glowing.

He was almost glowing.

Her hands were glowing.