fawning

IPA: fˈɔnɪŋ

Examples of "fawning" in Sentences

I'm SO not usually one of those Austin fawning types.
These profiles could hardly be called fawning or even admiring.
The Greek is literally said of dogs wagging the tail in fawning on one.
I recall her fawning over him some years ago when he did some extra-special marriage+ thingy.
It irked them that Alexander did not mock what they called my fawning barbarian ways, but chose me to compliment his guests of honor.
Perhaps this dim-bulb mayor, and the MSM in fawning over Klepto Deb, are confusing pragmatist with pilferer or purloiner or maybe larcenist.
Their conspicuous consumption was glamorized by a media that coined fawning new terms to describe them, like "masters of the universe," but forgot relevant old terms, like "robber baron" and "vulgarian."
But I guess Bill Clinton's psychotic need for publicity, approval, and fawning is a little more important than the safety of Americans abroad ..... who are now in MORE danger as a result of this stupid publicity stunt.
On his next tour, when it came to all the "progress" training the Iraqi army, let Rod Nordland, the author of that "fawning" - his retrospective adjective, not mine - Newsweek cover piece of 2004, suggest an obituary, as he did in 2007: