The Comparative Exhibition in New York, 1904, revealed to many accustomed to Overpraising Diaz and Fromentin the fact that Monticelli was their superior as a colourist, and a decorator of singularly fascinating characteristics, one who was not always a mere contriver of bacchanalian riots of fancy, but who could exhibit when at his best a justesse of vision and a controlled imagination.
"Promenades of an Impressionist"
James Huneker
Let me not be afraid of Overpraising it, but probe and probe for words to hint its surprising virtues.
"Locusts and Wild Honey"
John Burroughs
Heredity American parents, as a rule, can be put in two extreme classes, those who render the children insufferably conceited and unbearable by overestimating their abilities and Overpraising their achievements, and those who render them morbid and self-depreciating by a lack of wholesome praise.
"The Heart of the New Thought"
Ella Wheeler Wilcox