Sentence examples for ultimate praise from inspiring English sources

If they're happy she's coming, that's the ultimate praise.

The ultimate praise, though, is that I gave "my" E-Class a name last week.

A fellow member of the Fed's board of governors, speaking on background, called Mr. Bernanke "a technocrat of the highest order," which he meant as the ultimate praise.

She has us consider why men fall asleep at ballet even though the ultimate praise for a football player is that his moves are "balletic".

That may be far from ultimate praise at this level of the game but when you consider all that had gone before, it will do very nicely for some time.

Staying overnight in one of the many rooms rented by local families and renting a car is how you get to see the views to which my father gave the ultimate praise: fit for a James Bond chase scene.

In that unprecedented procedure he assumed a godlike role in evaluating politics by assigning ultimate historical praise and blame to the most powerful and influential political actors of the period.

The shirt was handed around for the crucial sniff test, and earned the ultimate Japanese laundry praise: "It smells clean, like a hospital".

Part-quilted jacket, part-diving suit (neoprene is currently trending among renters), I was sceptical but it won me what might just be the ultimate New York City compliment: praise from a bouncer, in this case a cool young dude who seemed disappointed to hear that the website didn't cater for guys – yet.

Clinton is the ultimate voice to praise Democrats and confront partisan and vindictive Republicans who tried to sue and impeach him, too, for things voters fondly remember in happier days they wish were here again.

In the new PBS documentary "Johnny Carson: King of Late Night," his one-time permanent guest host Joan Rivers called Carson "the ultimate straight man," praising his ability to let his guests have the spotlight during interviews.