Sentence examples for lavish words from inspiring English sources

Will the loser deliver a qualified pledge of support for the winner, offer more lavish words of praise or perhaps utter the e-word?

After taking pains to praise Mr. Cuomo on Friday — thanking him "for his friendship" — and saying that he had decided not to choose Mr. Cuomo because it would have created yet another troublesome vacancy to fill, Mr. Paterson added these lavish words: "I hope that Andrew Cuomo serves the state as senator and as governor — whichever one he would pick in the future.

MR. COHEN, a polished raconteur, was as lavish with words as Mr. Merrick was robbed of them.

Some budget experts say Mr. Bloomberg made a strategic early blunder by lavishing kind words on labor.

She also lavished kind words on the old warship, saying that it represented Americans' refusal to forget the sacrifices made by its soldiers, sailors and airmen.

I give this ex !!!!! out of !!!!! Trigger is a lavish, important psych word (versus a "SIKE!" word) that has an important function of defining what your feelings-poison is, which might be a certain way of being touched or a certain packaged carbohydrate which will lull you into a multi-day, druggish dumb-time.

It is these galas to which the words "lavish" and "raucous" will almost certainly be applied.

Those who receive her advice are very lucky she often lavishes thousands of words' worth of attention upon them.

Mugabe himself allowed that some "foreign governments" had contributed to his lavish lifestyle; the word around Harare was that Chinese money was involved.

I think politics has followed suit, and politicians, stuck in a sclerotic system that renders real accomplishment difficult, lavish more energy on words than on elusive deeds.

The lavish gesture saw the words "I am sorry Daniel Clowes" written in the Los Angeles sky on New Year's Day– a stunt that the 27-year old promptly snapped and tweeted along with three definitions of the word "cloud".