This he did in "fulsome and adulatory" terms, which were ill-received by the Whig opposition. Light was also fulsome in his praise for Duff's seamanship and judgment. University of Maryland architecture professor Roger K. Lewis was equally fulsome in his praise. Supposedly because he sang fulsome praises of Tamil and Tamilnadu. The result was a curious mix of fulsome confessions and subtle criticisms of the trial. With York definitely relieved, Newcastle sent Rupert a fulsome letter of welcome and congratulations. In this newspaper, the reviews of 1908 performances of "Revel Day" were particularly fulsome. Louis XII, under pressure, relented in 1500, signing very fulsome testimonial on 17 April. White Tulip' is "Fringe"s purest, finest example of fulsome emotions tempered by stringent ideas. President Abbas was very fulsome in what he said. The eldest, Goneril, speaks first, declaring her love for her father in fulsome terms. Singapore's The Straits Times carried fulsome reviews of the book.