Fawningly

An Oct. 9, 2009, WND article by Bob Unruh touted Brown -- whom he fawningly described as a political activist who was behind the famous Willie Horton advertisement that left Gov. ❋ Terry Krepel (2010)

Who bent the knee to Rupert most fawningly after all? ❋ Unknown (2011)

It should never be forgotten that Bush is a dedicated Christian Zionist who broke into tears when he was fawningly eulogized in the Knesset during his last visit to Israel in May .. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Two shots for each time he fawningly smiles/chortles/or blushes. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A problem any President will have is that that what the Bush people built there is commensurately gargantuan as to their grand delusion about how Iraq was going to be a showcase of U. S.-style Democracy, and a fawningly grateful U.S. ally. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Neither can I comprehend the label “ice queen” as it is applied to Doe-Doe given the fawningly false persona she adopts to lure the wealthy Si-Joon into her greedy clutches. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It's telling that in one scene, where Moore is interviewing an old British laborite who talks about the importance of taking care of each other, the camera pans fawningly on a mug that reads "Old Labor and Proud of It" and a plate with John F. Kennedy's likeness, an homage to an earlier Democrat presumably before the sell out Clintons. ❋ Unknown (2008)

But if you're a Republican, you can drawl along with a twangy send-up, cockily making light of such things, as happened at this year's Gridiron dinner, and everyone in the room fawningly chortles out loud. ❋ Unknown (2008)

An ex-girlfriend's father, played by Mitch Ryan, tells him it's a real growth industry; at the reunion, a classmate played by Jeremy Piven fawningly helps Cusack dispose of a fresh kill. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Somebody need to find me the text of the speech by Peres as it was delivered because there are texts of the speech that did not include the reference that Peres made from outside the text when he looked at the king and fawningly praised him and hailed him as a model for all Arabs. ❋ As'ad (2008)

One leading indicator will be state-run television, which has fawningly covered Mr. Putin over the years, and lately has been careful to pay him special deference even as the country prepared to elect Mr. Medvedev president. ❋ Unknown (2008)

At the end of the day, I find it telling that this contrived media-stunt of a report was really only pounced upon by Pugliese, the journo cited so fawningly in the report itself. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The problem with the article is that it fawningly presents Dembski's and Behe's arguments as obviously true and the opposition to them as being a few diehard atheists. ❋ Unknown (2005)

I don't feel obliged to plug a book any more fawningly simply because a publisher sent me a copy, although I AM less likely to do a half-assed job if I know that a publisher might go back and read it. ❋ A. Fortis (2007)

Daniel Mendelsohn chooses to believe that I “fawningly asked to shake his hand,” when this was not the case at all. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Instead of composing his court-piece, and taking such reward as offered, or disdaining such ignoble tasks — and nobody knew better than he how ignoble they were — he sought to catch some crumb of praise by fawningly asking of the vilest of men, Trajan est-il content? ❋ Unknown (2007)