congratulator

If the congratulator is a married man, he hopes that his friend may enjoy as much happiness as he has found himself in the married state; if a bachelor, he assures him that, although unable hitherto to act up to his principles, he has always thought marriage the right thing.

Modern Women and What is Said of Them A Reprint of A Series of Articles in the Saturday Review (1868) Lucia Gilbert [Commentator] Calhoun 1860

The last is my favorite quote of the book because it hits on all of La Toya's major notes: that of the victim, of the self-congratulator, of the utterly clueless.

Brother's keeper 2009

"I want to play more than the part of the good little congratulator, I want to do more than congratulating the other team in the first round of the playoffs," he said.

Newsvine - Get Smarter Here 2008

"I want to play more than the part of the good little congratulator, I want to do more than congratulating the other team in the first round of the playoffs," he said.

Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz 2008

As a day of congratulator remarks and endless celebration comes to a conclusion; I wonder to what amount are we going to hold ourselves responsible.

Charlottesville Blogs 2008

But Wallace saw The Tube as the worst kind of trap, a tool for eliding the necessary details, for making an artist into a self-congratulator.

PopMatters 2008

"I want to play more than the part of the good little congratulator, I want to do more than congratulating the other team in the first round of the playoffs."

Baseball Prospectus 2008

"I want to play more than the part of the good little congratulator, I want to do more than congratulating the other team in the first round of the playoffs."

Baseball Prospectus 2008