Lavish praise on the people who have helped you accomplish your own small part of the group enterprise.
What I admired most about Cavendish was his lavish praise for Hincapie and Renshaw, the teammates who sacrificed themselves.
The Sunday People gives lavish praise to Beckham under the headline 'Gol-dane-balls' .
They lavish praise and authority (too much perhaps) on their two main sources upon which they built their version of events.
Despite his captain's ringing endorsement, the 26-year-old refused to take all the plaudits, preferring instead to lavish praise on his fellow bowlers.
Already described as "an outstanding talent" by UK swimming's performance director Bill Sweetenham, the 18-year-old has now won a lavish praise from one of Britain's most successful swimmers.
Whether critics lash out or lavish praise on the movie, they will expect to see film fans propel it to box office success as the latest in a billion-dollar franchise.
Microsoft even got Nik Nayar, Target's VP for merchandising, to lavish abundant praise on the device in its press release.
Rockers help fire up customers, but tech companies would really like their hired musicians to lavish a little praise on their brand names, too.
Based on this belief system, we heap praise on businesses that reap lavish profits as reward for derring-do even as we deny charitable organizations access to fundamental best business practices.
At a news conference after his announcement, Sharon said he thought Peres was considering quitting politics after his Labor defeat, but he was lavish in his praise of Peres, whom he said he has known since the 1950s.
But the most lavish thing about the evening was Cameron's praise for his host.
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