Sentence examples for much congratulation from inspiring English sources

The American ambassador here, Thomas J. Miller, whose best friend, a captain in the United States Navy, William Nordeen, was killed by November 17 in 1998, is wary of too much congratulation too soon.

It runs the risk of too much self-congratulation.

Even the modern Bundeswehr, under firm democratic control and embedded in Western alliances, is presented without much self-congratulation.

The least satisfying part of the evening was the ceremony itself: too safe, too much self-congratulation.

It was a day for much self-congratulation and lofty talk about Europe's past and future.

At the same time, too much self-congratulation over triumphs like the Olympics could backfire on the government when things go very wrong.

In the City, there was much self-congratulation about how shareholder value had been maximised and the various partners in the advising firms all pocketed gigantic fees.

THERE was much self-congratulation among Diageo's bosses in July last year when the British firm, the world's biggest maker of spirits, completed its acquisition of Shui Jing Fang, a maker of baijiu, a liquor generally made of rice.

Class of 2016, thank you so much, and congratulations.

Inspiring words indeed, but lest we bask in too much self-congratulation, we're not there yet.

many times it has appeared they were destined for greatness,only to have the rug pulled from beneath their feet,as I am sure you know.While heartbreak is painful, it makes the victories much sweeter Congratulations.