Sentence examples for Must be admired from inspiring English sources

Rebel soldiers with no battle experience must be admired for their courage, but training them properly will take time.

The funniest moments in "Ferdydurke" are those in which Gombrowicz satirizes the literary scene, mocking the "cultural aunts" who pass for authorities on literature and the schoolteachers who repeat nonsense like "Great poetry must be admired, because it is great and because it is poetry, and so we admire it".

Bikel, most famously known for his role in Fiddler on the Roof (which he's performed more than 2,000 times), must be admired for his courage to carry this performance that is, at times, somewhat slow-paced.

Andreea Marin Bănică, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for Romania, greeted the launch of the first UNICEF loyalty card in the country: "Kind and altruistic gestures must be admired all the more when people are going through a tough period, which tests us all.

Tucker must also be admired, in a twisted way I admit, for pulling off an incredible escape from San Quentin prison in San Francisco. . . .

Though any attempt to lessen a drug's impact must always be admired.

Though any attempt to lessen a drug's impact must always be admired, their supplement regimes before and after taking MDMA often appear more complicated than actually knocking up some homemade pills in the bath.

He complains that "this fawning age has praise for everyone," and "to be admired, one must only exist".

For your ideas to be accepted, for your arguments to be believed, for your work to be admired, you must find a voice.

To be admired, you must have a strongly developed belief in your inner purpose and in the uniqueness of your mind and thoughts.

If they do, the interest of the system as a whole must be greatly diminished; it can be admired as an exercise in logic but not valued for more than that.