Sentences with phrase «write effusive»
Mr. Lopez also demanded that several women write effusive and flirtatious text messages, in one case even writing a sample note for them to follow: «Vito, I wanted to be nice to you.
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This is what Anne McElvoy wrote in yesterday's Evening Standard: «I have been struck in the past two months by the fact that many Tories who defended the new leader in effusive, not to say excessive, terms last year, have become sour and negative now.
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.»
Because the script that she wrote, the performances her actors give, are so effusive — Saoirse Ronan, she's just giving you so much — that I always thought with Lady Bird that to add too much to these virtuosic performances might just be too loud.
From the central romance all the way to the walk - off standing ovation and bluntly cloying Peter Gabriel end credits song specially written for this movie, the volume of the pedestal - placing and monument - building is terribly effusive.
Though I greeted the debut of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller's apocalyptic comedy with effusive praise, in particular for its ingenious pilot episode and the hilarious Kristen Schaal, I soon learned the hard way to avoid writing too soon in a series» run.
Amid effusive praise of the piece, Whitney writes, «I think morphemes and phonemes matter too but maybe not as much as Willingham does.»
Despite that natural flair for creating whole worlds in their effusive stories, children often need an enormous amount of help when it comes to their writing skills.
I'll take that over the most eloquent pros or effusive writing any day.
And yet he uses such effusive, vivid vocabulary that he somehow renders these shocking scenes artful, as when writing of a corpse: «All that is left is a grotesque and bloody gallimaufry of bones, sinew, and innards.»
Thanks to the folks who've read us and written to us, both the frustrated and the effusive.
Reiterating his effusive rhetoric from 1958, Sylvester wrote of Bomberg on the occasion of an exhibition at the Herbert Art Gallery in Coventry in 1960: «I feel no other modern British painter is in the same class as Bomberg».23 This judgment, Sylvester later acknowledged, still referred exclusively to Bomberg's late work.
«Prof Barry, you write some very long and effusive posts............... Isn't this actually symptomatic of the entire Climate Change science sector — lots of talk, lots of back - patting amongst......................»