Here are some of the most glowing Twitter reviews of last night's performance.
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It was not the most glowing display of sportsmanship, and then it somehow got worse.
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At a rally in Kentucky in October, Trump blanketed McConnell in his most glowing praise yet.
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The action reports on the sinking of the Wasp mention Shea in the most glowing terms.
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But, as has been the trend this awards season, Gaga's director-co-star Bradley Cooper received her most glowing praise.
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Even the most glowing studies on the impact of junk food taxes are unlikely to make these levies more politically palatable.
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Ahead, the promises we're keeping to make 2019 our most glowing year yet... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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The album was acclaimed upon its release — and remains so today — but even the most glowing praise still reduced Ms. Morissette's work to its harshest emotions, and labeled them surprising.
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While the recent installments in the franchise have been celebrated for their bombastic (and seriously awesome) crash fests, even the most glowing reviews reference paper-thin plot lines and wooden dialogue.
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Afterwards I put on beautiful pajamas (maybe something a little lacy), completely moisturize and then I hang out with my handsome boyfriend, and I feel like the cleanest, most glowing woman on the planet.
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Moscow (CNN)After Donald Trump gave a much-anticipated foreign policy speech Wednesday, some of the most glowing reviews that he received were from a place that doesn't often see eye-to-eye with American politicians.
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John Bush of AllMusic, who gave the album 4.5 stars out of 5, praised the album's production and called it "one of the most glowing moments of mid-'90s vocal electronica". NME named it the 27th best album of 1996.
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In 1991, the group released their sixth album, Jahmekya. Although it brought the Melody Makers their most glowing reviews, the record itself did not begin to equal the sales of their last albums, and their single, "Good Time", barely scraped into the bottom reaches of the charts. The single "Good Time" only charted no. 85 on Hot 100 charts.
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The Salisbury was designed and built by John Cathles Hill, founder of The London Brick Company. The pub was opened in 1899 with W. A. Cathles, a cousin of Hill, as the manager. Its construction cost of £30,000 is approximately £ as of .() It caused something of a stir when it opened, being described by the trade journal, The Licensed Victualler and Catering Trades' Journal in the most glowing terms: In 2003, following a period of dilapidation and decline, and temporary closure, it was sympathetically restored and reopened.
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" Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle gave the film one of its most glowing reviews, saying it contains the "best performance[s] in years" by both Pacino and Walken; As LaSalle puts it, the film is "difficult to talk about. Say it's a movie about old gangsters, and you immediately imagine the other person thinking, 'It's sentimental.' Mention a scene in which the old gangsters show up at a brothel, and a whole other set of cliches come to mind. But Stand Up Guys is different.
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The German historians, from Berthold's contemporary, Abbot Hermann of Niederaltaich, down to the middle of the sixteenth century, speak in the most glowing terms of the force of his personality and the effect of his preaching, which is said to have attracted almost incredible numbers, so that the churches could not hold them; and he was forced to speak from a platform or a tree in the open air. The gifts of prophecy and miracles were soon attributed to him, and his fame spread from Italy to England. He must have been a preacher of great talents and success. The mixedely mixed character of his audiences led him to make his appeal as wide and general as possible.
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The London Quarterly Review began with the observation that "When an intelligent man tells us that he has spent eleven of the best years of his life in any district, we may be pretty sure he has something to say about it which will interest even those who generally find travels dull reading". The reviewer finds Bates among the most readable, and free of the usual "personal twaddle" of travel and adventure books. The reviewer also remarks on Bates's subtitle "...of the origin of species", that Wallace had taken up that theme more fully. In the reviewer's opinion, Bates says little about "the Darwinian hypothesis", focusing instead steadily on natural history, while making "very shrewd remarks" about human society and giving "most glowing" descriptions of tropical scenery.
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Fidel Ángeles (who died in the Battle of Mabitac) in Siniloan, Mabitac and Santa Maria.Gleeck, 1981, p.4-5 Relova had just married Teodula Oca Bartolomé, daughter of Juan Bartolomé, on February 26, 1900 or just four months before he headed Laguna's third column. The Philippine Insurgent Records, particularly the Cailles papers, detailed the activities of the Laguna revolutionaries, including those of Relova. As he persuaded Relova to reconsider his leave of absence on September 20, 1900, Cailles said the Pila-born officer is “one of the strong arms in defending sacred interests—believes him a worthy patriot and citizen animated by love of country, incapable of abandoning its people to desolation and misfortune.” This was possibly the most glowing tribute that the general ever made to any of this subordinates.
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Danas' Pavle Simjanović compares aspects of Parada with Mike Nichols' The Birdcage and even Norman Jewison's The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming while expressing concern that Dragojević's film won't have the intended effect of "ridding the stubborn majority of its phobias towards this stigmatized minority" because the director at some point stopped making a comedy and instead turned to creating a political pamphlet. The movie got its most glowing review from Miroljub Stojanović writing in NIN magazine who sees Parada as "an uncompromising, subtle, and primarily intelligent film, which examines today's Serbia with such minutia that it possess all the qualities of hyperrealism". He concludes by saying that "Parada is not only the Serbian society's ultrasound, it is its MRI". Writing for B92 radio-television's web portal, in a mixed review Slobodan Vujanović feels that though it causes many of the film's faults, Parada' topicality is a sign of bravery and virtue on Dragojević's part.
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Politika The review penned by B92's Gavrilo Petrović was more of the same, extolling the film's "magical look that brings certain French blockbusters to mind" with "brilliant photography, grandiose sequences and costumes, opulent cinematography, mostly impeccable editing, and computer generated imagery that stands up to anything seen in other great-looking movies" while criticizing "the way dramaturgy takes a back seat to aggressive spectacle sometime into the film with two initially likeable heroines suddenly turning into detached fashion models while all that is required from the multitude of supporting actresses is to look good in slow-motion".b92.net NIN magazine's Saša Janković was very critical, calling the film "an example of Serbian megalomania" and adding that "its screenplay is incomplete while the direction is at times fairly arbitrary"."Čarlston - malo drame, mnogo reklame" :: Mondo On the other hand, the film got its most glowing review from Blics Milan Vlajčić, who called it "an extraordinary moment for new Serbian film". In between praises for the whole cast, Vlajčić especially notices director and writer Uroš Stojanović, "whose debut showed maturity in stylistic composition of a comedy that contains patterns of quite a few genres—from melodrama to fantasy".
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