Sentence examples for Gain admiration from inspiring English sources

A silver-tongued swipe at the opposition can gain admiration.

Savitsky has shown parts of the videos to his students at UCLA to help them gain admiration for their medical colleagues in the military.

If we believe we are losing, we feel lost and very easily move into manipulation mode to try to regain some sense of illusory control: little strategies we've perfected over the years to attempt to gain admiration and approval.

Michael Nitsche of the Georgia Institute of Technology found similarity to Gordon Freeman, the protagonist of Valve Corporation's Half-Life series of FPS video games: "[Both characters] are the independent, individualistic, and often lonely heroes that gain admiration by constantly proving their superiority... in technology-driven, hostile, often closed spaces".

Under Mr. Amaro, TAM gained admiration in Brazil for its customer service.

In the last couple of years, I've really gained admiration for U2.

It was five years before she gained admiration for her role as the sex-deprived housewife who couldn't climax in Steven Soderbergh's Sex, Lies and Videotape.

But there is no question that the Islamic extremists who have gained admiration and respect for their battlefield feats are trying to translate that into authority over society as a whole.

"Forte" means strong in French, and the 6.5 percent alcohol-by-volume, bottom-fermented beer was created in 1937 to mimic the muscular English ales gaining admiration then, hence the marketing decision to use the Englishy sounding "forth".

In domestic affairs, he was regarded as a liberal on social and environmental issues, and he gained admiration from Floridians for his ability to direct Federal money to projects he favored.

But as well as gaining admiration for his sharp analysis and the elegance of his papers he has also shown a radical streak, insisting in 2012 that the Occupy protesters were right to attack the workings of globalised capitalism.