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15.By concentrating on the distresses of the unfortunate and virtuous people, Richardson demonstrated that effusive emotions were evidence of kindness and goodness.
16.His mother, who was serving behind the bar, knew all about their outing and greeted Eilis with an effusive warmth that Eilis found almost unsettling.
17.Jacob von Bisterfeld, an expat who is long retired but still actively involved in all and sundry social and business engagements in China, is effusive about the new development.
18.Roosevelt and Churchill worked differently: the president was circumspect, restrained and cagey, while the prime minister was effusive, commanding and far more experienced in military affairs.
19.On social media platforms, the effusive praise from tourists and netizens who wished to travel to the city led local authorities to send an open letter to express its gratitude.
20.Although the effusive, almost maudlin, language of the treaty did not express their purpose explicitly, the Alliance was later regarded as a mere union of monarchs to prevent the rise and growth of popular government.