Sentence examples for much congratulating from inspiring English sources

FULL COVERAGE: Royal baby born To which Jezebel's Madeleine Davies lamented: "She's not so much congratulating Kate Middleton for giving birth to a healthy baby.

Mind you, Potts shouldn't spend too much time congratulating himself on his own cleverness.

But before Osborne spends too much time congratulating himself on his "responsible" move, he should ask why Lloyds' share price has fallen by a quarter since May.

Trump spent so much time congratulating himself on his "historic" trip that he may have been surprised by the reaction of Merkel and others.

No one could begrudge him a break, but you have to ask "What from?" He seemed to have about the right balance of smarts and sentiment – in Juno, certainly, although the characters in Up In the Air spent way too much time congratulating one another on their witty retorts.

A show in which paper-thin characters spend so much time congratulating themselves for "speaking truth to stupid" is always going to have an uphill climb in the hearts and minds of viewers used to more subtle delights, but when "The Newsroom" isn't obvious and self-congratulatory, it's manipulative and shrieky.

First published in 1992, Irrationality proposes, and to any reasonable mind proves, that we are for the most part credulous fools who would do well, in most circumstances, to stop and think before we go and do something stupid; for stupid things are what we often end up doing, however much we congratulate ourselves on being rational animals.

Normally, its participants can spend much of their time congratulating each other about how much world saving they've done already.

It is a place entirely defined by bitter, faux-enlightened young people sharing "thought-provoking" images about the horrific evils of religion (in practice, pretty much just Christianity) and congratulating each other for being "enlightened".

It is place entirely defined by bitter, faux-enlightened young people sharing "thought-provoking" images about the horrific evils of religion (in practice, pretty much just Christianity) and congratulating each other for being "enlightened".

Phillips made a tough scoop at first base in the bottom of the eighth inning, then pumped his fist and received congratulations from teammates who had not had much reason to congratulate him.