He did more, perhaps, than any other person ever has to secure the admiration of the world.
Adolescents develop a sense of duty, defer to authority figures, and maintain the social order to secure others' admiration and respect.
It's a red flag if they feel the need to secure constant admiration in regular life.
This June, Tim Westwood spent a week at the base and broadcast a show live in the second annual 10-Hour Takeover linkup between Radio 1 and the BFBS – a visit that, as the Guardian reported this week, secured him admiration among the troops.
Though Jesse was never carried on the shoulders of his winning classmates (that stuff only happens on TV), he did gain recognition for his talents and secured the admiration of several football players who became "big brothers" of sorts to Jesse, lending him some of their social clout and protecting him from the ridicule he had been receiving prior to his composition.
David Gordon Green, who secured my swooning admiration for his serenely beautiful first feature George Washington in 2000, and a basic level of fandom ever since for his high arthouse cine-Americana, has taken the directorial reins, or maybe just taken the cheque, for a stoner comedy thriller produced by Judd Apatow.
Queen Louise's efforts to protect her adopted country from French aggression secured for her the admiration of future generations.
And then, perhaps, I would go on to make a big splash in his organization, win the admiration of "Fran Healy and Joe Torrerre, and secure a fabulous salary as Herr Steinbrenner's chief aide and factotum.
And then, perhaps, I would go on to make a big splash in his organization, win the admiration of "Fran Healy and Joe '' Torree, and secure a fabulous salary as Herr Steinbrenner's chief aide and factotum.
In "Survivor", the most devious schemer earned the admiration of his victims and secured the $1m prize.
The highest calling of academics is the theoretical research that wins them the admiration of their colleagues and secures the votes of tenure committees.
