There are so many excellent elements that it is easy to overpraise the work here. |
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It is not necessary to overpraise, or lead them to think they are wonderfully smart, for this would make them vain, and even pert. |
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It is possible to overpraise this film and the invocation of these directors may have this effect. |
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Yet, seeing herself primarily as a venue for others, she does not overpraise her own credentials. |
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Even if Zeitz does overpraise Nicolay and Hay as biographers, the story of their lifelong friendship is compelling. |
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But, in his adoration, he insisted that the Hearst press overpublicize her and overpraise her constantly, and the public in general got wise. |
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Dame Ninette would sometimes become bored with overpraise, and would insist that building a ballet company was a team effort. |
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This chalice, enriched with enamels, is impossible to overpraise. |
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He championed the essaylike novel mainly because Tanizaki appeared to overpraise the novel that had an interesting story to tell. |
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As improved as the 2013 Civic is, there's a temptation to overpraise it. |
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Berenson did sometimes overpraise badly repainted works in letters to clients, but he maintained a careful distinction between making a painting out to be beautiful and making it out to be a Raphael. |
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