Sentence examples for In admiration to from inspiring English sources

"I'm always in admiration to people who step up in opposition to something they see as inherently criminal".

But although he doggedly confined his vocal writing to what he called the "declamatory style," Prokofiev managed, as his fellow composer Nikolai Miaskovsky wrote in admiration, to "give music its due".

She ranked second in admiration to Queen Victoria herself, the monarch responsible for society's restrictive norms.

In a lot of ways you have to stand in admiration as to how the tribe has not let this roll over them.

He was easily the most admired poet of his time: Prince Albert was compelled by his admiration to drop in, unannounced, on the Tennysons in 1853, as they were busily moving into their new house on the Isle of Wight.

Any discussion of "Babel," therefore — whether grounded in skepticism or lost in admiration — has to begin by acknowledging just how much the film, the third collaboration between the director Alejandro González Iñárritu and the screenwriter Guillermo Arriaga, sets out to do.

"His new-ball partnership with veteran Ryan Sidebottom, who he admits he once watched from afar in admiration, has to be the most potent in the county game".

Mr. Ozawa, in contrast, left a listener on the outside, looking in: looking in with nothing but admiration, to be sure, for the sincerity and quality of the effort and the force and beauty of the results.

Ms. Wood, a former television reporter here, has to smile in admiration at Mr. Traficant's polemical powers.

At the age of five, she wrote a letter to Queen Elizabeth II in order to express her admiration to the monarch.

Barnes stands off to one side, chatting with Cooper, who is gazing in admiration at Barnes's shoes.