Fawning in a sentence

Club media is informative, but is obviously going to be fawning in tone, and asking only club-approved questions.

For UAE-based news consumers long accustomed to top-quality British fawning, its sudden withdrawal must be perplexing.

However, when Texas' business-fawning culture results in lots of wind turbines and solar panels, that's when it's time for Big Government to intervene.

In industry parlance, this is the “inference” phase – the moment when you ask Stable Diffusion to “create an image of Rishi Sunak fawning on Elon Musk while Musk is tweeting poop emojis on his phone”.

She had affairs and made enemies, burned out, pushed through, won a Pulitzer, landed book deals and fawning magazine profiles, and kept working through heartbreak and happiness.

The fawning, deferential tone throughout the recent interview is totally embarrassing for Cavuto — or it would be, at least, if he had any shame.

The rest of the world has not been quite as fawning as Australia, and America’s efforts to isolate China are not really working out as planned, so it has to try something else.

And if this fawning approval is genuine, so much the better.

Aside from the gameplay, many who have seen footage of the game are already fawning over its music.

But before we accept their fawning – having watched them twice lie previously about need to take a breath and remember Joe Biden really is.

However, behind global fame and fawning fans, Bardot's personal life was deeply troubled.

Look at the 60 minutes interview with Zelensky - if that wasn't a fawning pep-session, then I don't know what is.

Speaking on the heels of Carlson’s fawning chat with Putin, Simonyan saw a major opportunity for Russia to find fellow travelers and new allies among those disgruntled by secularization in the West.

That would be the same media which is fawning all over her as it tries to memory-hole every one of her past – mostly off teleprompter – positions which are currently wreaking havoc upon our nation.

The Range shared news that the bedding was back on stock over on Instagram, as well as an exciting teaser for a matching throw that will be available soon, and shoppers were quickly left fawning over it in the comments section.

This is a world defined by grotesque inequalities and wealth and amplified by the open fawning of the billionaire tech class such as Elon Musk and Gulf State monies and investments.

Trump may have appreciated his his grinning support on stage at his New Hampshire victory party, but critics called him out for fawning over the likely nominee after Trump said he 'must really hate Nikki,' who appointed Scott to the Senate.

Trump took the opposite approach, fawning over Kennedy in interviews.

Yet, he’s still really upset about her fawning over the engagement ring.

But like other modern historians spurning traditional, often-fawning, “great men” approaches to our past, Coe devotes significant attention to Washington’s role as an enslaver.