" One redditor was effusively upset: "omg poor little rattie!!!!
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Arriving, you'll be greeted by the effusively friendly Mr. Chen.
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"It takes three days to make," our server said effusively.
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Biden praised Harris effusively on Tuesday after she dropped out.
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Most people thank me effusively before and after the events.
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As the protesters marched on, many officers thanked McGrath effusively.
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The poem was fierce and defiant, and I praised her effusively.
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In the days that followed, Trump effusively praised the FBI director.
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And Trump, to counter this, might praise Putin even more effusively.
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Trump spoke effusively of the administration's efforts during his remarks Thursday.
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I can't recommend The Get Down as effusively as I'd like.
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Hill took to Twitter to effusively praise his younger sister's acclaimed performance.
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In Tallinn, the Estonian prime minister effusively thanked her for her leadership.
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While Mr. Trump praised himself effusively — he's good at that, isn't he?
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And while many critics praised it effusively, others, had trouble with it.
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Authorities effusively praised Parabon's genetic genealogy work in announcing the arrest last May.
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They nodded their heads effusively with every tweak of Tyondai Braxton's electronic improvisations.
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Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah and other Republicans had previously praised him effusively.
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During the campaign, Trump effusively praised Comey's outrageous handling of the Clinton email nonissue.
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He also effusively praised President Barack Obama, but had harsh words for the media.
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During the interview, Macy went on to effusively praise Huffman, specifically celebrating her parenting skills.
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Recently, another male writer effusively direct-messaged me on Twitter about an article I wrote.
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Tall, handsome and effusively whiskered, Flashman was successful with women from a wide variety of cultures.
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She speaks effusively and rapidly, switching with adeptness between religious, personal, and scientific arguments against abortion.
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Finally, I can think of no instance in which Belichick has publicly praised anyone this effusively.
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" The Minnesota Democrat effusively praised Lewis, saying, "If he needs a kidney, he should ask me.
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While Carter claimed that human rights would underscore his foreign policy, he effusively praised the shah.
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The idea that an American leader would praise Assange, effusively, seems like it should be absurd.
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In 1997, Mr. Biden effusively praised him, including glowing words for Thurmond's life before public office.
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Closely aligned with the Crafts, he has visited Alliance mines and spoken effusively about the company.
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Trump endorsed his former rival's run for a Senate seat Monday, and Romney was effusively thankful.
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" Instead of being offended or disgusted by this crown jewel, they smile and effusively coo, "Good luck!
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T. J. Miller as Erlich Bachman, the team's effusively egotistical and delusional advisor, still steals the show.
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Expect Mr. Netanyahu to express his gratitude even more effusively in person in his meeting on Monday.
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In court on Wednesday, Povilaitis effusively praised the Indy Star and its work on the Nassar story.
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In an October interview with W Magazine, Robbie spoke effusively about the experience of playing the Olympic athlete.
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City Kitchen I have written effusively and often about polenta, the delectable Northern Italian porridge made from cornmeal.
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Word of the Day : effusively or insincerely emotional _________ The word maudlin has appeared in 37 articles on nytimes.
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The day began with harsh words from Mr. Trump toward Mr. Putin, whom he had once praised effusively.
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And yet I believe effusively in the value of business creation and job creation, and working together on it.
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PS: she was incredibly humble and effusively gave credit to all those who have worked on this for decades.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney effusively accepted Mr. Trump's endorsement even though the tycoon had repeatedly questioned President Obama's citizenship.
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But the vice president has praised Mr. McCain effusively since his death, something Mr. Trump has refused to do.
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Greg Abbott, a Republican, thanked Trump effusively for the federal government's role in the hurricane response efforts so far.
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However, there are photos of the two men attending functions and chatting effusively in February 2000 and last June.
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They still speak effusively of the late guru, some tearing up with the emotional impact of their time at Rajneeshpuram.
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Obama is reportedly vetting Jane Kelly, an appellate court judge from Iowa whom Grassley has praised effusively in the past.
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The Englishman is dapper, charming and incredibly humble and effusively friendly in person — kind of the opposite of Ford, really.
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Trump made a shift from heated rhetoric to, not merely more temperate rhetoric, but to downright effusively flattery of Kim.
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In voice-over, the actor Ben Foster reads Ashby's, which were often effusively signed with appeals to peace and love.
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At the film hub's announcement in 2014, Mr. Cuomo called Mr. Kaloyeros "New York's secret weapon" and praised him effusively.
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He'd greet you effusively with a bear hug and seconds later "read you to filth," as the (gay) saying goes.
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He used the congressional testimony to speak effusively about economic growth, and people became concerned about that fourth rate hike.
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She posted effusively on Instagram, thanking her teachers, and later direct-messaged me to see if I'd heard she won.
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Bernie Sanders' progressive movement in the latest episode of the senator's podcast, effusively praising a presidential campaign he did not endorse.
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Actress Gemma Whelan, who plays Yara, chatted about her Gaga dreams with Digital Spy, where she effusively praised the "Joanne" singer.
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And there they are heard more clearly and more effusively, the audience more than one man and a pond of fish.
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Written for Ms. Mutter, she played this effusively melodic music with a sweet, sometimes tremulous tone that felt unaffected and personal.
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As ProPublica revealed last month, before the 2016 election Grenell had penned a number of op-eds effusively praising foreign actors.
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This leads the effusively smiling leader of the emoji to lobby for Gene's deletion from the phone on which he lives.
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"OMG pizza Brussels sprouts cacio e pepe @martinapizzeria in NYC may be my favorite pizza ever!!" she captioned the image rather effusively.
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A Portuguese Sony rep was on hand to confirm, effusively, that the XZ Premium display was more faithful to the real Lisbon.
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Edited and effusively introduced by Sophie Seita, with translations by Elizabeth Zuba, thankfully available at last from Ugly Duckling's Lost Literature Series.
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The second ad, "I Like Ted," uses Mr. Trump's speech at a dinner in 2014 in which he praised Mr. Cruz effusively.
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It tasted familiar and comforting, but it was built meticulously and garnished effusively, its flavors carefully layered, its textures arranged in sequence.
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He also praised Mr. Trump's economic record effusively, saying that he had achieved "very outstanding results" in cutting taxes and creating jobs.
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In 1997, when it played a big role in Labour's landslide, Tony Blair and the Lib Dems' Paddy Ashdown were effusively friendly.
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But anti-trash talking — effusively and honestly praising your opponent — seems to be the most effective way to throw them off their game.
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In the interview, which took place when he was the UK's foreign secretary in January 2018, Johnson effusively praises China and its leader.
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On CNN, Van Jones (and most of the other 37 people on screen with him) effusively praised the Cruz campaign for ... staying quiet.
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Publicly, Republican lawmakers are effusively praising Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, who is a star among the party's conservative base.
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"To not even have a nod to that and instead just profusely, effusively praise the work that Porter did, it's sad," Bash said.
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Vice President Mike Pence, currently on a Middle East tour, praised President Trump effusively in a notably partisan speech to troops in Jordan.
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Speaking to reporters before an event in Indianapolis, Mr. Cruz deflected questions about Mr. Pence's plans, but took pains to praise him effusively.
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Page raised concern among foreign policy experts for publicly and effusively praising Russian President Vladimir Putin and criticizing U.S. foreign policy toward Russia.
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In Egypt, whose leader Trump has effusively praised, homosexual relations aren't technically illegal but other morality laws are used aggressively to target LGBT people.
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She talks effusively about her plans, even as she checks herself periodically, explaining that she's new to the on- and off-the-record thing.
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Business groups that include large multinationals praised the bill effusively for lowering corporate rates permanently and sharply, and for overhauling the international tax system.
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Mr. Trump has consulted with Mr. Pillsbury about China and spoken effusively about him, publicly calling him "the leading authority on China" several times.
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In fact, he is in a surprisingly good mood, delighted by Tiffany Haddish, effusively praising her talent and even giving her a foot rub.
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Later, Lucia moves into the defiantly animated aria "Quando rapito in estasi," effusively anticipating the joy her lover — her light, her everything — will bring.
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Bernie Sanders pressed former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg on the overwhelming support he receives from billionaires, the audience responded effusively with boos.
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Washington (CNN)While in France on Thursday, President Donald Trump effusively praised Chinese President Xi Jinping as a "very special person" -- just as GOP Sen.
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Gingrich effusively praised Mueller last month after his announcement as special counsel, calling him a "superb choice" with an "impeccable" reputation for honesty and integrity.
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The White House is also vetting a federal appeals court judge from Iowa, Jane Kelly, 51, whom Mr. Grassley has effusively praised in the past.
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Once Braid fully reunited, they'd enter a world where bands spoke of them more effusively and were less shy about using them as an influence.
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If one of us were to find himself or herself seated in such a spot, we would merely compliment the parents of the bride effusively.
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He frequently and effusively blurbs books from established as well as new authors, citing a clear wish to leave publishing better than he found it.
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The president-elect effusively praised the Silicon Valley leaders around the table as "a truly amazing group" and told them to call if they needed anything.
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Page was the more prominent of the two during the Trump campaign, making headlines for effusively praising Vladimir Putin and traveling to Moscow in July 2016.
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Kudlow, a former Wall Street economist and television host, joined the administration three months prior and quickly became a favorite of Trump's, who praised him effusively.
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"He was reserved and proper with people he did not know well, but once he got to know you he was effusively himself," Mr. Seidel said.
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Trump appeared to do well in Michigan, where military veteran John James, whom Trump effusively endorsed, prevailed over his GOP primary opponent in a Senate race.
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The comment infuriated Ms. Pelosi and her allies, and the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence quickly issued a statement effusively supporting her candidacy for speaker.
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She agrees to interviews, and posts long, magazine-ready treatises on Facebook, which are read and shared, effusively and often histrionically, by her 100,000-plus followers.
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Instead, in both the documentary and on Rogan's podcast, Corbell effusively backs Lazar's claims and tries to frame him as a trailblazing believer of alien technology.
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Last week Theresa May, Britain's prime minister, praised the European Union effusively even as she triggered the process to leave it, beginning two years of withdrawal negotiations.
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But he has a rare opportunity with Mr. Trump, who has charted an unapologetically "America First" foreign policy and speaks effusively about his friendship with Mr. Johnson.
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Deason, the son of IT billionaire Darwin Deason, generally praised Trump's moves in Washington, most effusively for the nomination of solidly conservative Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Villanelle dresses for excess, effusively wicked in pink tulle or satin, a high-collar Edwardian shirt, or a regal negligee worn by day with gilded chandelier earrings.
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Trump effusively praised the United States government, even though South Korea and other countries are doing a vastly more effective job testing their citizens for the virus.
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In addition to planning rounds of briefings and mock hearing sessions, Nauert's backers — including some other ambassadors — have been reaching out to reporters to effusively praise her.
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Jerry Preusser, the shop owner, spoke effusively about his employee's work ethic, and he said that he's tried to offer Mr. Garza a room in his home.
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" Jackson effusively added, "I told the President that if he had a healthier diet over the last 20 years, he might live to be 200 years old.
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What is far less clear is how Orlando puts a championship team around him, though Clifford effusively endorsed him as the model player of that future roster.
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They're watching Judge Brett Kavanaugh, Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, effusively defend himself against sexual assault allegations from Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who testified earlier on Thursday.
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If there are two professions that Trump has awkwardly and effusively embraced during his tenure as president, it's coal and manufacturing—you know, salt-of-the-earth jobs.
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Now, at Amazon Web Services' annual public sector summit in Washington, federal agencies sing the service's praises — and none more effusively than CIA Chief Information Officer John Edwards.
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So, in a disarming gesture, he welcomed the Munduruku delegation effusively, instructing his cooks to put on a feast of grilled chicken, beans and rice for the guests.
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Hotz, meanwhile, made a show of the autonomous abilities, pivoting in his seat to talk to the cameraman in the back seat and gesturing effusively to make a point.
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Moore also goes deep into his personal interactions with the candidate, giving a blow-by-blow account of Bill and Hillary praising him effusively during a White House dinner.
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On Sunday, Musk sent an effusively worded communication to all employees, thanking them for their hard work, adding that the company became "a real car company" in the process.
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When Comey broke with bureau tradition and spoke negatively about Trump's rival in the election, though initially he was criticized by candidate Trump, he was later praised -- and effusively.
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On a recent night, he and his wife welcomed old and new patrons effusively as he led women and men to sit on opposite sides of the dance floor.
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Sources who've known Pence a long time, and would expect candor from him, tell Axios' Jonathan Swan that they're struck by how effusively he praises and sells Trump, even privately.
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"I always learn something from watching two people move together in space," he said effusively on Saturday, introducing the final work in this year's series of performances, which ended Sunday.
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Since it hit the market in 2015, celebrities like Drew Barrymore have effusively shared their love for the brand, and fashion mavens like Leandra Medine have invested in the company.
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Before crowds of thousands, Mr. Sanders has effusively played up his momentum, but privately his aides acknowledge a daunting mathematical reality: He must play catch-up in New York. Mrs.
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What conservative has the gravitas and authority to speak for Republicans who have been gritting their teeth every time that Trump waxes effusively about Vladimir Putin or Mohammed bin Salman?
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And he has turned to China most effusively, joining the One Belt, One Road trade and investment initiative Beijing launched earlier this year, which offers billions in funding to developing countries.
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On Monday, after Mr. Bolton made his statement, Mr. Trump spoke effusively on Twitter about his weekend trip to the Koreas without disputing the possibility of a step-by-step approach.
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Although he repeatedly emphasized the difficulties and perils ahead, the president spoke effusively about the success of the response, as the storm churned ominously north and local officials cautioned against complacency.
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President Obama performed his constitutional duty, consulting closely with Republican senators and choosing a moderate nominee, Judge Merrick Garland, whom many of those same Republicans had effusively praised in the past.
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At the film's first industry screening in October, Malek effusively thanked the producer Graham King for spearheading the project, the sort of plaudits a leading man normally saves for his director.
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While this particular study didn't look at the amount of gratitude shown in emails, Boomerang has previously found that moderately positive emails result in more responses than those that are effusively positive.
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Although it's a novelist's right, and often her strong suit, to forage, ingeniously using disparate elements to create a sense of life, Semple has a habit of foraging openly, broadly and effusively.
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The current and former diplomats and intelligence officials said Mr. Trump has convinced himself that the only hope of coaxing Mr. Kim to give up his weapons is to effusively praise him.
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He does not face an imminent impeachment threat, and neither does Mr. Herring, the attorney general and second in line to the governor, who has been effusively apologizing for once wearing blackface.
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He wants to possess her, and the boss he feels humiliated by, and the receptionist who never greets him as effusively as he'd like, and the underling he never pays attention to.
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In one piece, paints trickle down the expanse of a canvas, creating depth in the form of a rainbow-hued garden as a flatly painted smiley face beams out effusively in the foreground.
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Last week, when its strategic investment in Coursera was announced, the Seek group talked effusively about how edtech platforms enabling up-skilling and re-skilling are "aligned" with its employment-focused business mission.
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Speaking during a Fox News interview program from the Rose Garden, the president urged senators to quickly wrap up the relief bill and he effusively thanked lawmakers of both parties for their work.
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He started by effusively praising the economy after taking over as chair and has gone out of his way to avoid commenting on Trump and congressional Republicans' expansionary fiscal policy, or the federal deficit.
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The doctor first came under scrutiny — and heavy criticism — in January when he gave an effusively glowing health report on the junk-food-loving Trump that seemed, to many, too good to be true.
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Then Trump issued a contradictory thread explaining why negotiations with North Korea are stalled, where the president both effusively praised North Korean and Chinese leaders while blaming them for the slow down in progress.
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"Presley," set in a sort of tumbleweed polyrhythm, suggested a nearly ideal convergence of modern jazz and country music, down to the searching pause in the middle of an otherwise effusively eloquent guitar solo.
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She did sort of effusively compliment him on the way up, but then someone else who's here in Washington told me that what she's going to do then is take potshots from the sidelines.
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And then adding on top of that, the idea that she was very critical Vladimir Putin with the president who is very effusively in his praise for Putin, it was extra layer of weird.
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Most visitors milling around the otherwise austere space on Gansevoort Street were far too busy taking in Ms. Assoulin's romantically inclined collection of floor-length coats, dresses and jumpsuits, some effusively ruffled, others pointedly underadorned.
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When Vladimir Putin toys with Trump's vanity by praising him, Trump the loser reciprocates by praising Putin effusively even when he is asked about rumors that the Russian strongman has ordered the murder of journalists.
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Just six months ago, West began effusively praising the president, referring to him as a "brother" and fellow wielder of "dragon energy," before posting images of himself wearing a signed "Make America Great Again" hat.
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After effusively praising Barr after her reboot was an immediate ratings success, he was notably silent after her show was abruptly cancelled Tuesday following her shockingly racist tweet aimed at former Obama administration advisor Valerie Jarrett.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence delivered an ode on Friday evening to the Republican Jewish establishment that once was deeply skeptical of his boss, effusively praising several GOP luminaries such as billionaire Sheldon Adelson.
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Whatever the case, there was no mistaking the bromance between the two leaders as they praised each other effusively and emphasized that they saw eye to eye, even if they did not agree issue by issue.
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But you also heard a lot from Trump surrogates who laid out a strategy for Trump to—maybe, just maybe—mount a comeback on Sunday night if he apologized sincerely and effusively and seemed genuinely contrite.
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It's possible that it was never a serious possibility, that Pence was trying to exert influence over Trump and get him to do what he wanted—specifically, to apologize effusively for his awful treatment of women.
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Trump has continually showered praise on Kim, even proclaiming last September that "we fell in love," and has spoken effusively about the economic benefits that Pyongyang could receive if they agree to a deal with Washington.
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The 2018 video is an effusively rosy, objectively wince-inducing 8-minute lovefest, with a notably diverse cast celebrating everything from K-pop to drag queens, working moms, mental health vloggers, and the Baby Shark meme.
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Watching Barack Obama over the next few months will also be interesting—he has praised Perriello effusively as a "committed populist progressive," but will likely sit out the race in deference to Kaine and the Democratic establishment.
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And at that capacity, there is no better way to get the party started for all those friends and family who will line up at your door to thank you effusively for your generous and giving spirit.
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And what would come out the other side would be something that I didn&apost really respond to very much, I think as film producers, we need to support the creative vision of the writer and director effusively.
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Though sitting next to Mr. Abe at Mar-a-Lago, Mr. Trump spent nearly as much time effusively praising China's president, Xi Jinping, as "incredibly generous" and "a very special person to me" as he did discussing Japan.
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In a Senate floor speech in 2013, Mr. Grassley effusively praised Judge Kelly, a longtime public defender, just before she won unanimous confirmation to her current position on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
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The creator of the can't-keep-em-on-shelves Lip Kits, who effusively told People, "I love everything about being in business," is currently developing new soon-to-be must-have cosmetics, like eyeshadow, eyeliner, concealer, and bronzer.
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The future son-in-law of and senior adviser to the future president effusively praised Moore to a reporter, singling out the filmmaker's ability to construct a compelling argument and bring important issues in American life to light.
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Amid back-to-back classified briefings by top administration officials for members of the House and Senate, most Republicans praised Mr. Trump effusively on Wednesday for targeting General Suleimani and for his restraint in responding to Iran's action.
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Amid back-to-back classified briefings by top administration officials for members of the House and Senate, most Republicans praised Mr. Trump effusively on Wednesday for targeting General Suleimani and for his restraint in responding to Iran's action.
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Given a bewildering profusion of choices — to go oversize or trim, minimal or maximal, crisply corporate or effusively romantic — and the steadily soaring prices of ready- to-wear, a certain amount of fashion fatigue was bound to set in.
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Zelenskiy also effusively praised Trump as an inspiration for his own political movement, voiced agreement when Trump criticised a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, and said he shared Trump's view that European politicians had failed to support Ukraine adequately.
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Zelenskiy also effusively praised Trump as an inspiration for his own political movement, voiced agreement when Trump criticized a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, and said he shared Trump's view that European politicians had failed to support Ukraine adequately.
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As they stood in the East Room an hour later taking questions, Abe effusively praised Trump, who in their private meeting had reaffirmed the U.S. would join Japan in defense of the Senkaku Islands, which are also claimed by China.
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Trump was clearly impressed, effusively thanking Xi on Twitter for "an unforgettable afternoon and evening at the Forbidden City in Beijing," his gratitude overriding the potential faux pas of using a social media site banned by China while in the country.
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While one could make the argument that the North would revolt if Jon were killed, that doesn't really explain why Grey Worm would then let a treasonous criminal like Tyrion speak effusively in front of the council later in the episode.
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" Christopher Balding, a professor of economics at Peking University, said that it was "entirely fair to say that Trump is using the rhetoric of a protectionist leader and Xi is effusively using the rhetoric of free trade, markets, globalization, openness and inclusiveness.
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From the start, that felt like tenuous spin, especially considering that Trump had praised Comey effusively when the FBI director reopened the investigation in late October after new emails had been found on a computer belonging to longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin.
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Vice President Mike Pence is certainly not the first to make the case for the chief executive he serves, but none of Pence's predecessors has championed their president so consistently and effusively -- especially outside campaign season -- as has the 48th vice president.
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That's worrisome for an Israeli leader desperately in need of a major foreign policy triumph given a widening corruption scandal at home and widespread unease inside Israel about Netanyahu's decision to effectively endorse Trump before the election and effusively praise him afterwards.
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There's the goat roti he grew up eating at his Trinidadian grandparents' house on Long Island — chunks of meat and potatoes seasoned effusively with warm spices — and jollof rice, a staple in Nigeria, enlivened with homemade curry powder and a Maggi seasoning cube.
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To wit: Mr. Trump tweeted effusively about Tiger Woods, the golf champion whose life and career blew up a decade ago amid allegations of adultery and a public apology for "transgressions," who then came back to win the Masters tournament earlier this month.
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Indeed, at roughly half a dozen public appearances over the last several weeks, Mr. de Blasio spoke of him effusively, apparently in a last-ditch attempt to save Mr. Ponte's job — and perhaps, when it comes to Rikers, his own political legacy.
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Gordon G. Chang, the author of a 2001 book titled " The Coming Collapse of China ," recently wrote a piece in The National Interest that praised Trump effusively for cutting "the ambitious autocrat down to size" during Xi's visit to Mar-a-Lago.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Bannon arranged for an invitation to the Koch network's January 2012 gathering, where Ms. Mercer pledged $10.2 million to the network's efforts — $200,000 from her and $0003 million from her father — and was effusively thanked by Charles Koch, according to attendees.
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"Now I will tell you this, I am happy to praise Mitch McConnell and praise him effusively for his stand, along with (Senate Judiciary Chairman) Chuck Grassley, saying we are not going to hold hearings on a replacement" to the Supreme Court, Cruz told Bash.
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If "the man" in the tweet is, in fact, Rosenstein -- as one person who recently spoke to Trump told CNN -- Trump's anger marks a whopper of a turnaround on the same man he and other senior White House officials praised effusively just weeks ago.
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" Board member Hans Dieter Pötsch adds, effusively, "Together with his team, he also fundamentally realigned the Group's strategy, initiated cultural change and, with great personal commitment, made sure that the Volkswagen Group not just stayed on track but is now more robust than ever before.
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Trump has an exceptionally close relationship with Netanyahu — the Israeli leader has effusively praised Trump in emoji-laden tweets — and recently handed Netanyahu a major political win by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and promising to move the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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There are so many more tactics games that intrigued me this year too, and each said something about conflict and victory: BattleTech, which has an economic model that makes many wins feel like losses (and which you can hear me praise effusively on the podcast last week ).
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He is assisted in this endeavor by two appealing pages, Mr. Gund-Morrow and the older but equally fresh-faced Jacques Gerard Colimon, who incarnates Mr. Jones's effusively lyrical younger self, as he comes of age as a gay boy of mixed race in Springfield, Mass.
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The governor noted he "didn't hire Dr. Kaloyeros," a physicist who served as the president of the State University of New York Polytechnic Institute, though Mr. Cuomo did call him "New York's secret weapon" during an event in 2014 and effusively praised him on numerous occasions.
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We don't even have to invoke the past masters Marius Petipa or George Balanchine, we have only to think of Mr. Peck's effusively pure-dance 2014 hit "Everywhere We Go": Its extraordinary supply of self-changing formations sums up something close to the heart of this Andersen story.
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Walking through the dust of the wind-blown ruins one day, I was greeted enthusiastically like the Pied Piper by well-dressed, well-fed, happy kids attached to a woman in her 40s in a long yellow gown, who spoke effusively about resistance to the siege without once pausing for breath.
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While many experts believe it is regrettable TPP does not include lengthier protections for pharmaceutical companies to recoup their investments in expensive biologics, the final TPP draft undercuts Secretary Clinton's argument that the agreement provides too much protection for pharmaceuticals – it provides less than when she was effusively praising the agreement.
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But it is also fraught with political overtones for Mr. Trump, who is under scrutiny about his willingness to be tough on Moscow after a campaign in which he praised Mr. Putin effusively and exhorted Russia — in what his aides now call a joke — to hack into Hillary Clinton's email.
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Ms. Kilimnik is exhibiting her effusively florid paintings alongside the Carnegie's decorative arts collection, as if to show how the salon-style hang, created to bring art (and intellectual discourse) to mass audiences in the French salons of the 18th and 19th centuries, could also be a form of aspirational kitsch.
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A great admirer of the Marquis, he praised him effusively throughout his life, writing in the "Second Surrealist Manifesto" of the "impeccable integrity of Sade's life and thought, and the heroic need that was his to create an order of things which was not …dependent on everything which had come before him."
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Zuckerberg didn't say much in his post beyond the usual jargon used to effusively introduce someone to a new technology role, but it's also worth noting that this isn't only for Oculus; it's for all of Facebook's virtual reality and augmented reality efforts, which presumably will extend beyond the headset-required Oculus experience.
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Us being temporarily famous might have been the source of the fuss, honest, because after we disembarked from a steam carriage that bore a striking resemblance to a horseless, burnished-steel version of Cinderella's pumpkin, the maître d'hôtel had welcomed us inside effusively before showing us to the best two-top in the house.
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After Republicans pushed the $1.5 trillion cut through Congress late last year, Mr. Kudlow praised it effusively, predicting it would usher in annual growth of 3 percent to 4 percent on a long-run basis — a more optimistic assessment than most independent economists have offered — and would boost Republicans in this year's midterm elections.
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Although Trump called out Pakistan for giving "safe haven to agents of chaos, violence and terror" in his speech in August, he recently appeared to shift tack, tweeting effusively about the relationship with Islamabad after Pakistani forces helped rescue an American woman, her Canadian husband and their three children held captive by a Taliban affiliated group.
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In this inactive state, the queer exuberance of the tunic had quieted, but it was easier to see how Gibson's chosen materials — electric blue nylon fringe, digitally printed polyester, vintage Seminole patchwork, metal jingles — fuse traditional artistry with an effusively kitschy kind of craft experimentation that happily confuses the garment's classification as ceremonial or celebratory dress.
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"If this was all about politics, and it was, at least at the moment I think it is fair to conclude that we won and they lost," Mr. McConnell said in an interview on Thursday in his Capitol office, before he headed to the White House, where he was effusively thanked by the president and received a standing ovation in the East Room.
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So heed our advice: In dark moments, turn to the effusively hysterical and poignantly relevant Chewing Gum for a needed change of pace (after, of course, first doing all you can to help fight the atrocities still currently happening at our borders.) This underrated Netflix show almost certainly flew under your radar, premiering in the UK in 2015 before quietly releasing overseas on Netflix in 2016.
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Appearing beside Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday after concluding talks about U.S.-Russia relations, President Trump praised the Russian leader repeatedly and effusively, suggested that Putin and Russia had nothing to do with the hacking of the Democratic National Committee (instead airing a number of conspiracy theories about that hacking), attacked American media, politicians, and law enforcement officials, and suggested that the United States and Russia could collaborate in numerous arenas, including cybersecurity.
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Pence praised Israel and the Jewish people effusively, and his visit — coming on the heels of President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's recognition last fall of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — drew wide news coverage locally.
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"The communication of all these triumphs has not been fully communicated," said Mr. Moore, whom many expect to ultimately go to work with Mr. Kudlow at the N.E.C. After Republicans pushed a $1.5 trillion cut through Congress late last year, Mr. Kudlow praised it effusively, predicting it would usher in long-term annual growth of 3 percent to 4 percent — a more optimistic assessment than most independent economists have offered — and would help Republicans in this year's midterm elections.
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