Sentence examples for Adore from inspiring English sources

You can do whatever you like at Paradise Cove, even hold a conference (memo to any chief executive: this is one place for an AGM that will make all your staff adore you).

The French imagined a Europe that straddled mercantilism and social democracy, in which Brussels would sponsor industrial and infrastructure "grands projets" (Parisian Keynesians adore grands projets), arousing the jealousy of the Americans.

—Jennifer Myers I adore everything by Hilary Mantel and Margaret Atwood, among others, but for personal impact, I have to go with The Dispossessed by Ursula K LeGuin.

"I absolutely adore Milton Keynes, I think it's absolutely unique and special – and it's only going to get better with time," he insisted.

And for all those who hate him, there are many more who adore his music.

She can go out and people adore her for the fantastic singer she is, but she's got to miss them all.

I adore San Francisco's hoary old-timers, preserved in some kind of delicious aspic – everything from vast, crisp apple fritter donuts from Bob's to equally vast, expertly mesquite-grilled steaks at the clubby Alfred's (leave their uninspired Italian food for the tourists and don't miss the justifiably legendary martinis).

It's a love that is reciprocated: the Italians adore London, they colonised South Kensington and Chelsea when Russian oligarchs were still putting aside their first roubles; they have learned English manners; they look to Prince Charles to understand male elegance; and they are grateful to have got their slice of the Beatles, David Beckham, James Bond and royal gossip.

My first impression: I adore pondering number theory, so I am a sucker for books like this.

"The fans absolutely adore my uncle," Nicola says.

Don't get me wrong – I couldn't more completely adore the human results of it.