Sentences with phrase «how effusive»
But no matter how effusive the praise may have been, it's impossible to make those kinds of predictions with several other award contenders still yet to be seen.
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«It was very striking how effusive Shirley was about Charles - and not just about his past record but the role she thought he might play in the coming months,» said one of the guests.
Kwak: It does make me chuckle to see how effusive with praise José has been for Scott McTominay, a.k.a. Tom Cleverley Part Deux.
I will normally tell pundits to f**k off and die but I was genuinely struck by how effusive they were about Welbeck.
Not exact matches
Tatum had similarly effusive thoughts on Jenna, saying, «She loves to teach people how to not come from a place of insecurity, just, you know, come from a place of love, I guess.
The New York Times, back when it knew how to write great headlines, was even more effusive: «Lights All Askew in the Heavens / Men of Science More or Less Agog Over Results of Eclipse Observations / Einstein's Theory Triumphs.»
Most of the behind - the - scenes features are of the typical effusive praise, Hollywood circle jerk variety, as we've told over and over again how honored everyone was to work with each other and words like «brilliant», «visionary», and «genius» are trotted out to describe everyone in the cast and crew.
Effusive use of exclamation marks is more suited to elementary school than grown - up communications!!!!!! (See how unprofessional that last sentence looks?)
* September 25, 2011: Joshua Zader posted this effusive review of HUNTER on the «Atlas Shrugged Movie» web page and on his «Mudita Journal» blog, discussing how the novel was of special interest to fans of the works of the late novelist - philosopher Ayn Rand.
Most of the material in these courses begins with the false premise that indexing results in mediocre performance and then explains in effusive detail how portfolio managers can do better by making tactical moves, clever trades, shorting stocks, using derivatives and a host of other exotic techniques, many of which have long fallen out of use.