Sentence examples for pretty compliment from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, June 13 , 1925P. 1 Mr. Weaver, husband of Peggy Wood, pays himself pretty compliment in Liberty mag.

Instead of saying something general"You're really pretty"—compliment something specific, like a certain feature—"I love the color of your eyes"—or a specific accessory—"Your glasses perfectly frame your gorgeous eyes".

It is hard to say what a columnist can do when one of his victims, especially a lad responds to abuse only with pretty compliments, and we imagine it would floor a lesser critic than Pegler.

Some stories are exceptionally short or long, but concerning that, a good praise and notice is pretty complimenting for the author on their writing.

Or that she records for public viewing the online world's prettier compliments on her appearance.

"In our little world, that's a pretty good compliment".

And I probably don't need to add that comparing Sullivan to Harrington et al., no matter how tangentially, is a pretty serious compliment.

"Henson's agent thought the store would be the perfect place for his first U.S. performance," Light said, "which is a pretty nice compliment".

He also got a pretty big compliment.

It's a pretty major compliment in anyone's book.

Presli walked away with an autographed football, a huge smile and a pretty big compliment.