Sentence examples for nicest compliments from inspiring English sources

"Bill Morrissey once said to me, 'You've played a lot of bars.' I think that is one of the nicest compliments I've heard," said the Boston-based Mr. Gilbert, referring to his fellow New England folkie.

It may be the nicest compliment ever paid by one great writer to another.

This point of view sees the epithet "poetic" as a kind of value judgment: these lyrics are so good they qualify as poetry – as if that was the nicest compliment that could be bestowed on them.

What is the nicest compliment you've received about your work?

It's a sweet and engaging Christmas story, and it makes me miss Orange Green, which is the nicest compliment I can give a holiday film.

Delivery matters — the nicest compliment in the world can fall flat if you rush or mumble.

He added: "Occasionally I get nice compliments for inventing [Kenneth Clark's series on western art] Civilisation.

We've received some very nice compliments from people who seem to know quite a lot about it.

But, for a girl to be paid nice compliments about her beauty and her intelligence, it was enough for her to think she was in love.

(This does not have to do with the plot but she does get some nice compliments on them, and experiences one charmingly awkward moment when they take awhile to transition indoors).

"There's some nice compliments floating around the dressing room at the moment over that innings and I'd put it somewhere near the top of all my centuries.