Sentence examples for quick to compliment from inspiring English sources

But the boss -- whom he is quick to compliment -- has not given him the green light.

Mr. Obama was quick to compliment Mr. Buffett, saying he was "looking sharper," according to Mr. Buffett.

Mr. Davis described Mr. Stanford as a cagey, manipulative dictator who was quick to compliment but even quicker to lash out in anger.

For one so famous he's surprisingly self-effacing, quick to compliment others and to claim he doesn't know much about anything.

While Sharon is always quick to compliment Peres and feed his hungry ego, the other right-wingers in the Cabinet have little patience for him.

Yamauchi is quick to compliment Radcliffe's achievements, quick to recognize the inevitability of comparisons when you share an event with a world-record holder and quick to recognize the dynamic at work.

They are more comfortable voicing empathy and are quicker to compliment and to give praise.

While Mrs. Clinton is quick to distribute compliments for a good job (or "great outfit!"), her feedback can also be instant, direct and withering.

He readily admits mistakes, spends little time basking in his (many) achievements and is quick to make a compliment.

The media tycoon described Peretti's Buzzfeed pitch as "the most fun" he'd seen – and Peretti is quick to return the compliment.

Luikin's father, Valeri, was quick to return the compliment saying his daughter's victory felt "a million times better" than his gold medals.