gushingly

• “Last week's gushingly reported study, "Researchers Show Women's Tears Turn Men Off!" felt like another nail in the coffin of civilization.”

  The Huffington Post: Lisa Kirchner: Tears Turn Men Off But Fail To Make Them Care

• “A lot of the videos of the book signing he's politely and gushingly taking gifts and adding them to the ever growing pile.”

  Doctor Who...another way to fix JE...

• “Hillary Clinton took a shine to her younger counterpart, gushingly describing him as "vibrant, attractive, vital".”

  The Guardian: David Miliband has left frontline politics – but for how long?

• “One has to wonder why after eight years of near-total silence, the media has suddenly, gushingly fallen in love with covering the war in Afghanistan.”

  Ashley Rindsberg: Spinning the War in Afghanistan

• “Whether we're talking about pretty book covers, fancy logos, gushingly gorgeous slogans or sizzling hot storefront.”

  Jonathan Fields: Book Covers and Brand Bungles

• “And then there is the dismissive sneer concerning the ‘foolish few’ who ‘fear’ the achievement of this great benign role that these awful people so gushingly desire.”

  Archive 2008-01-13

• “This gushingly welcomed Somali “refugees” to the Colorado town:”

  Obama As Community Organizer v. Romney As LDS Missionary

• “In a letter to his wife back in Rome he begged her to go to Livia, whom he gushingly described as having the ethereal beauty of Venus, the character of Jupiter, and the virtue of a woman of olden times, and intercede with the emperor on his behalf.”

  Simon & Schuster: Caesars’ Wives

• “Using that logic, it's natural for her to write gushingly praising letters to the editor about her boss.”

  Exec Assistant To MP Helena Guergis Caught Writing 'Letters To The Editior' Praising Her Boss!

• “Iain Dale seems to be gushingly enthusuastic about moves to merge the Conservatives with the Ulster Unionists:”

  Archive 2008-07-01

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