| The cubs who knew me were effusive in their greetings, their claws catching at my clothing as they closed around me, a gabble of voices. |
| His colleagues were equally effusive with their sympathies and unanimous in the thinking that his condition might be stress-related. |
| Every pro in attendance who analyzed the contest heaped effusive praise on the judges afterward. |
| One project Middlebrook cites as directly benefiting from the reorg is the Presidents Day event about which Meyers is so effusive. |
| It's interesting to see because he immediately puts on this effusive, charming but slightly distant manner, in case he doesn't know them. |
| Personal comportment often appears crass, loud, and effusive to people from other cultures, but Americans value emotional and bodily restraint. |
