Sentence examples for warmest compliments from inspiring English sources

Dr. Penzias later paid Mr. Sullivan one of the warmest compliments ever given a science writer, after reading an article expanding on the implications of the discovery: "Only after reading Sullivan's story in The New York Times," Dr. Penzias said, "did we fully understand what we had done".

An equally warm compliment must be paid to Signor Scotti, whose delineation of Scarpia presented the quintessence of unrestrained malevolence.

Especially in Paris, a stare in public is not usually taken as a sign of rudeness, and can be accepted as a warm compliment.

So otherworldly and quaint is the customary mood on Gardeners' Question Time (Radio 4) - this is a programme on which the experts say things like "nice and bulbous" and mean it as a warm compliment - that it always comes as a shock when Peter Gibbs is in the chair.

It was a warm, comforting compliment when I felt most ugly.

Today I get the distinct impression that she has made a conscious decision to be lovely – and she sticks to it heroically, showering warm smiles and compliments, solicitous with a studied air of friendly complicity.

At the same time, at Camp David today, he and Bush exchanged compliments and warm words about the continuing close relationship between the US and Britain.

Just being you is enough to garner admiring glances, warm smiles and flattering compliments without the need to be outrageous or to hide your magnificence.

Love and compliment warm weather but don't insult the cold weather, because beaches are cold at night.

Giving compliments help them warm up to you immediately.

She seems to warm to confrontation far more than compliments, and her life has been full of it.