effusive

His wife, the mother of their five children, is more effusive.

But his support for the board was less than effusive.

Many said that six months ago or so they were not as effusive.

"You can never be effusive enough about what she's given," the woman said.

I am not a religious or an effusive man; but oh, thank God for that!

But at the time of the purchase, he was effusive.

The vote of thanks was not the most effusive I have received.

But then again, he is passionate and effusive about nearly everything.

People working with the options exchange were even more effusive.

He was no less effusive about wine, though not in a helpful way.

Never effusive, he became even more reclusive in old age.

I thought of his effusive sweating but that seemed impossible.

But now they are effusive with praise for the county, and seem to share its goals.

The two women were embarrassingly effusive in their show of interest.

If this review has been effusive, I make no apologies.

Her husband - like thousands of others in Britain - might not be quite so effusive.

The council sent the general an effusive letter of apology.

She had never known him to be this effusive.

He was a modest young man, and effusive thanks always embarrassed him.

They had never before heard a slave praised in such effusive terms.

The praise was not effusive, so it never embarrassed them.

In private, the minister with the Latin portfolio was 247 effusive.

But he was more effusive about his daughter's performance.

"My agent at the time was effusive about the material.

"The general is effusive in his praise of other coalition members," he said.