Significados de overpraise en inglés

And yet, Rangers have been subject to recent and bemusing overpraise.

But you can overpraise a kid and it backfires, Waters says.

Or, if I overpraise them, it is after testing them.

It would be hard to overpraise that fine touch.

With his patients he was so perfect at all points that it is hard to overpraise him.

But it is less easy to overpraise Admiral Dewey's energetic and aggressive handling of the entire campaign.

Did the public overpraise you at first?

One could hardly overpraise 'General Booth'.

The Master said, Of the men that I meet, whom do I cry down, whom do I overpraise?

It is hard to overpraise this book, which lays bare the weaknesses of British government so clinically and entertainingly.

This was all he said, but it was very sweet to Lalie, who had never been spoiled by overpraise.

You overpraise me, Mrs. Vervain.

In her view, it is coddling and condescending overpraise, not simple obstruction, that has done most damage to women poets.

I can't overpraise him.'

Among the Japanese of the old regime one encounters a courtesy, an unselfishness, a grace of pure goodness, impossible to overpraise.

Our lives have not been all sunshine, but Zulime has met all storms with a brave sweetness, which I cannot overpraise.