Her husband is even more effusive about his family life.
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Belgium coach Roberto Martinez was more effusive about his opponents.
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Other photos from the smash-hit musical were even more effusive.
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House Republicans appeared to be more effusive in their support of Grenell.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey could hardly have been more effusive on Friday.
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This birthday wish is certainly more effusive than Reinhart's post from last August.
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The two were even more effusive about their new HBO specials on Instagram.
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Maybe try to be a little more effusive than you normally are, Henry?
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Girardi was more effusive about his pitcher, almost beaming like a proud parent.
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" Mr. Lynn is more effusive: "Everyone will know the programmers behind that team.
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In one setup, an official tells factory workers to be more effusive about their work.
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Lucas was much, much more effusive the following year with the release of Rogue One.
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And some of these congresspeople are more effusive about her, finding her to be more credible.
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Clinton, naturally, was even more effusive about the president she served under: The birther lie was a very hurtful one.
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Even Trump's own daughter, now acting as his White House senior adviser, was more effusive in her description of McCain.
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" Rob Penttinen, a Nashua postal worker, was even more effusive about Mr. Buttigieg: "The guy speaks in paragraphs, not just sentences.
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Just a quick "thanks for lunch!" a couple times a month seems like not enough, but anything more effusive feels off.
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More points if you have a volcanic form that implies explosivity, fewer points if it suggest more effusive eruptions of lava flows.
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I wish I could be more effusive, but "Covenant," for all its interplanetary ranging, commits itself above all to the canny management of expectations.
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Having proved his credentials, my source grew more effusive, telling me more about the channels by which games, sets and matches are bought and sold.
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Mr. Trump was even more effusive about Mr. Kim after their session, sounding more like he was deconstructing a blind date than analyzing a diplomatic meeting.
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The welcome he receives from Rose's father, a neurosurgeon named Dean (Bradley Whitford), and her mother, Missy (Catherine Keener), a psychiatrist, could not be more effusive.
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Mr. Draghi was more effusive, saying Ms. Lagarde will be "an outstanding president of the E.C.B." and implicitly defending her against criticism that she lacks central banking experience.
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Four years later, Mr. Walden received more effusive words about the "powerful lawsuit" he wrote on behalf of New York City Housing Authority tenants over their living conditions.
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But for more effusive arguments on the virtues of DACA, one might turn to some of the 36 amicus, or friend of the court, briefs opposing Mr Trump's rescission.
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And tact, in that you must be more patient and understanding of partial or noncompliance — and more effusive in expressing gratitude for work done — than a boss who is signing paychecks.
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Trump's remarks were more effusive and sweeping than anything he managed on Tuesday, and were more in line with poetic and patriotic rhetoric that Americans expect at a time of national tragedy.
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Beata Szydlo, Poland's prime minister, grumbled about Chinese red tape, but Viktor Orban, her Hungarian counterpart, was more effusive, celebrating China's economic heft and its agreeable habit of not talking about democracy or human rights.
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Since Trump's early April summit meeting with Xi at his Mar-a-Lago estate, "he's adopted a more effusive stance toward China, lauding them for doing more on North Korea than they ever have before," Klingner said.
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" A week after the French artist died on this day in 1926, we were more effusive, praising Monet as "one of the names in the history of art to which will be attached a single idea, the idea of light.
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" A week after the French artist died on this day in 1926, a Times article was more effusive, praising Monet as "one of the names in the history of art to which will be attached a single idea, the idea of light.
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The reason my analysis was more effusive about the recent economic results than it was about similar growth numbers during the Obama administration is that strong growth numbers are more impressive — and unexpected — at a time when the level of economic activity is already high.
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" Reagan then got even more effusive, saying, "You will pardon me I hope, Mr. President, if I recognize here tonight what is already apparent to the nations of the world—that Indonesia, under your leadership, has assumed its rightful position as a great nation of Asia and of the world.
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Film historian Leonard Maltin in Leonard Maltin's 2013 Movie Guide (2012) considered The Fighting Seabees, "action-packed" and "spirited".Maltin 2012, p. 456. Film historian Alun Edwards in Brassey's Guide to War Films (2000) was more effusive in his evaluation: "With oodles of eulogies and even a Seabees song to sing, you can't fail to leave the Roxy dewey-eyed and with Stars and Stripes fluttering."Edwards 2000, p. 69.
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Successful coaching strategies differ from other sports. Coaches need to be more effusive with praise, not assume that athletes will understand and retain what they are told, focusing on improving overall physical ability to improve competition performance, focus more skills while playing rather than as independent drills removed from the sport, and revisit concepts often. People with mild levels of Intellectual Disability have performance levels similar to non-disabled sportspeople.
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After a trial period, Frindall continued to score for the BBC until his death, watching all 246 Test matches in England from June 1966 to 2008. He covered 377 Tests for the BBC in all, forming a close working relationship with John Arlott and Brian Johnston, providing continuity with later commentators such as Jonathan Agnew. Frindall's perfectionism clashed occasionally with Henry Blofeld's more effusive – but error-prone – delivery. Frindall was also known for producing scoring charts for many of his tours with England.
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Bad Feminist was widely reviewed. Gay drew praise for her "wry and delightful voice." The Boston Globe wrote that "there is much to admire," such as her "insightful" essay "What We Hunger For"; Bad Feminist "signals an important contribution to the complicated terrain of gender politics." The Huffington Post was more effusive in its praise, writing, "Gay's essays expertly weld her personal experiences with broader gender trends occurring politically and in popular culture," and gave it an 8/10 rating.
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After this explosive phase the eruption changed character to a more effusive one marked by rhyodacitic blocky and Aa type lava flows emitted from the vents along the N135° trending fissure. A third phase followed with the appearance of short north-north west (N165°) oriented vents transverse to the main fissure which also erupted rhyodacitic lava. The third phase ended temporarily with viscous lava obstructing the vents, but continued soon with explosive activity restricted to the Gris and El Azufral craters. The eruption came to an end on 22 July.
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Prosecutor Browning tried to show that writings by Hearst indicated her testimony had misrepresented her interactions with Wolfe. She said she had been writing the SLA version of events and had been punched in the face by William Harris when she refused to be more effusive about what she regarded as sexual abuse by Wolfe. Judge Carter allowed testimony from the prosecution psychiatrists about Hearst's early sexual experiences, although these had occurred years before her kidnapping and the bank robbery.Spokesman-Review, February 26, 1974 (AP San Francisco) In court, Hearst made a poor impression and appeared lethargic.
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" Beatle authors Roy Carr and Tony Tyler used "Beware My Love" as an example of Wings at the Speed of Sound being strong melodically. Madinger and Easter described it as one "of the best songs on the LP." Rodriguez was even more effusive in his praise of the live version of the song on Wings Over America, which is a minute and half shorter than the studio version, praising Jimmy McCulloch's guitar playing, Laine's piano playing and English's drum rolls. Larry Rohter of The Washington Post described the performance on Wings Over America as "rollicking" and "exciting." Ben Fong-Torres described McCartney's live performance of the song as "reaching back for some of that Little Richard inspiration.
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While Publishers Weekly gave The War I Always Wanted faint praise (calling the book "cynical but appealing"),Publishers Weekly, 25 June 2007 subsequent reviewers were more effusive. Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander General (Ret.) Wesley Clark called the book "compelling and moving," going on to say that "among the many excellent war memoirs by Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, Brandon's stands out as the best." Historian Steven Pressfield, author of the New York Times bestselling novel Gates of Fire, called Friedman's work "outstanding non-fiction" and described it as "ris[ing] at numerous points to the level of literature."Reviews of The War I Always Wanted Newspapers and journals reacted in similar fashion.
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After the race Nakatani called the winner "the best filly I ever rode" whilst Canani was even more effusive, calling her "the best filly who ever lived". On April 9, Sweet Catomine was matched against colts for the first time as she attempted to become the fourth filly, after Ciencia, Silver Spoon and Winning Colors to win the nine furlong Santa Anita Derby. Canani had been describing the filly as a Kentucky Derby contender, but in the days before the race she reportedly bled after exercise and suffered from soreness in a foot as well as coming into season. Ridden by Nakatani, she started favorite and recovered from a bump on the backstretch to reach fifth place entering the straight.
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Block-and-ash flows, hot avalanches, lava domes, lava flows, and pyroclastic flows have all been involved in the activity of Lastarria. Most deposits on the northern slopes were erupted during the last two stages, with the exception of several exposures of the older stages on the northwestern flank and the western "pink pyroclastic flow" deposit. Overall, later and Holocene activity at Lastarria was highly explosive, unlike the more effusive earlier eruptions including the Negriales eruptions. Potassium–argon dating of Lastarria has yielded ages of 600,000 ± 300,000 and less than 300,000 years ago. The older date refers to the Negriales lava field, which has also been dated at 400,000116,000 ± 26,000 years ago. The South Spur is dated at 150,000 ± 50,000 years ago.
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Meanwhile, Graham was distancing himself from fundamentalism. In 1954, Graham spoke to the faculty and student body of liberal Union Theological Seminary in New York, repeatedly referring to his ministry as "ecumenical". Presbyterian fundamentalist Carl McIntire picked up on this "compromising" speech in his Christian Beacon, but Rice continued to defend Graham in The Sword of the Lord. Graham used his considerable charm to remain in Rice's good graces for as long as possible, even inviting the older man to participate in his 1955 Glasgow campaign. At 59, Rice had never been out of the United States, and his response to Graham's red-carpet treatment in Scotland was more effusive praise.Moore, 220-21, 229-231. Nevertheless, by 1956, the religious differences between Rice and Graham could no longer be papered over.
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" Coachella was only the beginning of Blitzen Trapper's busy 2009: they played the Pitchfork Music Festival in July, and a month later appeared at Lollapalooza under headliners Soundgarden, Green Day, and Lady Gaga, and in June, Blitzen Trapper played the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival for the first time. This performance elicited even more effusive praise from Rolling Stone: "their harmonies were crystalline and soaring, gleaming against the music's ragged backdrop. While classic American music is their source material, the band is devoted to radically rearranging it, scuffing it up and refitting it to serve their own purposes." On April 18, 2009, Blitzen Trapper released its first 7" vinyl single for Record Store Day: "War Is Placebo"/"Booksmart Baby"; the record was a color vinyl limited to only 1500 copies.
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It seemed to us that there was nothing to grasp, but with the first chorus our attention was immediately captured, and gradually we let Latin be Latin and listened only to the music, which maintained an interest that during the 25 minutes the piece lasted rather grew than diminished, despite the fact that the Brahms section had already given us much to think about." Angul Hammerich writing in Nationaltidende was more effusive: "In his new choral work... (Nielsen) has become considerably more assured, more positive, more aware of his goals. He has therefore created a piece which as a work of art must be placed much higher than its predecessors." Charles Kjerulf in Politiken was highly critical of the Latin, asking why Nielsen: "wanted his thoughts and visions appareled in the shroud of a dead language.
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Puʻu ʻŌʻō at dusk, June 1983 The most recent major eruption at Kīlauea has been the longest duration of any observed eruption. It began on January 3, 1983, along the eastern rift zone. The vent produced vigorous lava fountains that quickly built up into the Puʻu ʻŌʻō cone, sending lava flows down the volcano's slope. In 1986, activity shifted down the rift to a new vent, named Kūpaianahā, where it took on a more effusive character. Kūpaianahā built up a low, broad volcanic shield, and lava tubes fed flows extending 11 to 12 km (about 7 mi) to the sea. Between 1986 and 1991, the connection between Chain of Craters Road and Hawaii Route 130 was cut, and the community of Kapa’ahu, the village of Kalapana, and the subdivisions of Kālapana Gardens and Royal Gardens were lost to the lava.
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" Critique site AllMusic elaborated on the experimental nature of the eponymous track, saying that it was, "the Portland, Oregon-based sextet's most challenging song to date, a sprawling, six-minute, prog rock epic that will draw forth from the lips of critics names like Queen, Bowie, ELO, Tull, and the Beatles."; the remainder of the review praised the album as a whole: "there's enough meat on these bones to suggest that the band hasn't lost its knack for crafting spiritually charged, enigmatic woodcuts of 21st century Americana." Most reviews were positive, with Pitchfork applauding the album's sound: "Blitzen Trapper's version of Americana is one of the most melodic and playful (and least affectedly twangy) since Being There-era Wilco, and Eric Earley uses his craggy Dylanesque voice to add grit to his more featherweight melodies." PopMatters was even more effusive: "...the band manages to find a sense of collective unity between tracks, something Furr failed to do.
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