Sentence examples for which were compliments from inspiring English sources

The word has morphed, via the same process that makes it seem odd to us that King James II is said to have described St . Pauls Cathedral as "amusing, awful and artificial," all of which were compliments in the 17th century.

"At the end of 2014 the company reported an increase of three million passengers over 2013 which was complimented by a further three million new passengers on Edinburgh Trams.

Social advertising the display ads on Facebook, which are complimented by information about your friends' feelings for a product is already increasing the complexity.

The sanctuary's design allows for the meeting space to have natural lighting which is complimented by patterned rows of light fixtures along the ceiling.

Monitored anesthesia care with propofol and/or opioids has been clinically applied in the conduction of ESWL of stones in the urinary system, yielding a satisfactory sedation and analgesia results, which is complimented with a shorter recovery time as well [ 9].

Interestingly, a subset of two studies addressed add-on treatments for workplace PTSD, which were used to compliment traditional psychotherapies like CBT or EMDR, or to treat clients who had failed to benefit from these treatments.

I've also received many compliments on how well I seemingly held my liquor, which is like complimenting a heroin addict for hiding her track marks.

Which is a compliment, because Paddington is very good-looking".

Chris Kluwe is nearly as good a punter as he is a tweeter, which is a compliment.

Other people around the world are now copying the "15" business model, which is a compliment.

"They were very wary of us, which is a compliment to us".