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• He sent me another, more adulatory book about his brother.
• Her letters provide interesting, less adulatory information about her father.
• His numbers were solid and rising, his press adulatory.
• This is explicitly acknowledged in one of several adulatory poems.
• Susan Butler's adulatory examination of Earhart's life and career.
• Otherwise the book's notices have been adulatory.
• After a parade of adulatory speeches from committee members, he fielded questions.
• Even the normally testy relations with its Morningside Heights neighbors have turned adulatory.
• Recent actions by the government, however, have been less than adulatory.
• Of course, it's all adulatory.
• Bush invoked President Bush only in adulatory terms.
• Analysts, in contrast, were practically adulatory.
• Paints a portrait of MacArthur that contrasts sharply with many earlier, adulatory accounts.
• There were enough statistics, celebrity testimonials and adulatory narration for a dozen infomercials.
• Upon his release, Bhutto traveled the country amid adulatory crowds of PPP supporters.
• A shamelessly adulatory Stalin museum opened in 1979, in his Georgian hometown of Gori.
• Fraser's portrait of exiled Russian writer Nina Berberova is overly long and adulatory.
• You won't build a thick portfolio of adulatory clippings from the national press.
• An adulatory crowd greeted the queens, who appeared to be as popular as Jackson.
• The almanacs'editors prefaced the publications with adulatory references to Banneker and his race.