Sentence examples for this compliment from inspiring English sources

Glamour contributor Christiane Amanpour underlined to readers the true significance of this compliment.

Galloway has always insisted that this compliment, which was translated for him, referred to the Iraqi nation, not the dictator.

When I read this compliment back to him, Teller squirms at the "doesn't have to try" part.

Vente-Privée, a firm founded on the strange notion that French women might like fashionable clothes at deep discounts, has been paid this compliment more than most.

A British translator of the Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk once described his prose as a "trance," evidently deriving this compliment from the swirling dervishes of Istanbul's tourist lanes.

Mr Foot was far from being vain or self-seeking, but he must have been pleased by this compliment from one of his editors at the Daily Mirror.

Fortunately, this compliment-bomb was promptly disarmed: "This is what God has willed, Madame Fathiya, your son is really smart".

This compliments Rightster's verticals and overall global strategy.

This compliments another publicly available resource on Type 1 diabetes (T1Dbase) on diabetes research [ 29].

This complimented the detection of potential MGEs and these findings were validated by comparison with the results from the InterPro and Pfam databases.

This compliments the observation of minute quantities of pellicle displacement when the SDS was exposed to the pellicle adsorbed onto HA via FPLC.