| The Tories have been more effusively eurosceptic since the realisation that Ukip is more than a vehicle for protest votes. |
| Instead of doing anything to thank her effusively, only a sigh came to my lips: Holy Mother of Mercy, thank you for so many graces! |
| That happens because the foot normally lands on the outer edge and, as a result, effusively rolls to the inside, as a balance movement so to say. |
| I found him to be a totally honest witness, but he is voluble and answers questions quite effusively, not always directly. |
| Dave Bredensteiner of Bedford, who served under the lieutenant colonel in Iraq, praised her effusively as an excellent leader. |
| He is an excellent presenter and will articulate both features and benefits effusively. |
