Sentence examples for to compliments from inspiring English sources
verb
To pay a compliment (to); to express a favorable opinion (of).
Now string up in the trees, and look forward to compliments from your fellow campers.
She was well used to compliments, but even so, she may have been somewhat taken aback by this unusual outpouring from Main.
Mr. Wen has taught me the polite Chinese way to react to compliments like Ms. Leung's: "Really, my Cantonese is very bad.
'I meant, one of the best actors in the world.' Such high praise might sound overdone, but Collette is no stranger to compliments.
At 52, Stewart has the bouncy energy of a man half his age and, unlike most in the public eye, has an aversion to compliments.
There are also a guide to compliments, gift ideas, an invitation to "Explore romance in San Antonio" and a guide to dining, which declares: "Food comas are not romantic.
He always finds time to compliment himself.
"Just want to compliment you on the quality of HBR.
- Sergio Aguero "It's very difficult to compliment City.
Medhat smiled and said, "People called to compliment us afterward".
"I've got to compliment the drivers," Dempsey said.
