Sentence examples for mostly complimentary from inspiring English sources

REBOUNDS Gregg Popovich offered an unusual, mostly complimentary appraisal of the Nets Brookk Lopez.

Faculty members who were interviewed were mostly complimentary, describing him as personable and engaged.

But when I interviewed some of Summers's former colleagues at the Bank for a profile I wrote of him in 1998, they were mostly complimentary.

While the book is mostly complimentary of the President, it criticizes some of his methods as a boss.

This year's Senior Review was run by faculty members (Chair and Professor Sondra Grace, Professors Jayne Avery, John Distefano, Renee Harding, James Mason and Jennifer Varekamp) who were mostly complimentary.

A practicing architect himself, Bjorn is mostly complimentary of the opera house, although he believes the decision to build it out of white Italian marble (which is now yellow) instead of grey Norwegian granite was a mistake.

Contemporary critics were largely complimentary.

Now, if you ask Egyptians what they think of Tamarrod, which means "rebellion" in Arabic, you'll mostly hear complimentary colloquialisms like "cream!" (eshta), "100 percent!" (miyya-miyya) — or you'll get a simple response of two thumbs up.

Mostly it's not very complimentary," he laughs.

These are capable of identification of the full-length complimentary gene and mostly used for the identification of an expressed gene.

The benefits of aspirin are at least equivalent in magnitude to those from statins [ 37], and as they mostly relate to cancer, are complimentary to statins.