Meanings of fulsome praise in English

North, back on the left wing, earned fulsome praise from Jim Mallinder.

He did not embarrass me with fulsome praise of my strategic genius.

None of the fulsome praise, the superlative, necessary definition given to lesser performers.

Many letters were filled with fulsome praise and compliment, usually of one pattern.

A wise man will always prefer unjust blame to fulsome praise.

I ain't sayin' 'twas fulsome praise they chucked at you.

He began his address with fulsome praise of women, which was accepted in respectful silence.

Mr. Tute started again on his line of fulsome praise, but the Duke checked him brusquely.

Julian Mastakovich went into fulsome praise of her.

Smith's fulsome praise.-Morse'sreply.-Extensionof telegraph proceeds slowly.

Harvath had never been comfortable with fulsome praise and was doubly suspicious when it came from politicians.

A Wellington Band who are enjoying fulsome praise following the release of their debut album 'Come Howling'.

And despite the book's high-tech approach Myhrvold had fulsome praise for a very non-tech item -the pressure cooker.

A mere hint from Alonzo Cheyne was more highly prized by the grinds than fulsome praise from another teacher.

Amid fulsome praise of the technology's potential-fivetimes faster internet speeds!-SenatorRichard Blumenthal of Connecticut introduced a note of caution.

But scorn to daub it with a fulsome praise;