glowingly

(eg. synonym, origin, sign )

glowingly glowingly /ɡ ˈloʊ ɪŋ li/

Obama's former pastor speaks glowingly of Obama while preaching at Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church in Houston Sunday, goes on a riff including references of racial injustices.
We don't know that he reads them, but, by golly, he has them--housed in a burnished, glowingly lighted library.
Meanwhile, day after day, Russian television reports on Yeltsin glowingly.

Taurasi: Lynx 'beat us to every loose ball, every rebound'
Diana Taurasi spoke glowingly of the Lynx after they beat Phoenix on Wednesday night.
on June 21, 2013 Source: Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Why N.J. Democrats are smitten with Christie
TRENTON - Three days last week, Republican Gov. Christie appeared publicly - and glowingly - alongside Democrats. Tuesday alone, he collected endorsements in his reelection campaign from North Jersey's dominant Democratic power broker, a Democratic state senator, and five Democratic mayors.
on June 17, 2013 Source: Philly.com

"He said he was a tempo-setter for years, and that he loved the guy, just loved him," Mangini said of Vermeil's recommendation. "When Dick Vermeil speaks that glowingly about someone, that has an impact on me."
on Aug 22, 2007 By: Eric Mangini Source: Newsday
"You know, I wish I could say I was responsible for this decision," manager Joe Torre said. "I was in China the whole time he really got the opportunity to play every day. By the time I got back the coaches were speaking glowingly, even...
on Apr 17, 2008 By: Joe Torre Source: NYMfansonly.com
"The (Bush) administration continues to speak glowingly of the law while Democratic candidates blast it. But simplistic campaign rhetoric hardly reflects what's actually happening on school reform," Kennedy wrote.
on Jan 7, 2008 By: Edward Kennedy Source: RTT News