Sentence examples for Universal admiration from inspiring English sources

No wonder so few choreographers have won universal admiration.

MacMonnies had trouble winning universal admiration for his various artistic visions in the first place.

His talent on the ball along with his likeable nature earned him almost universal admiration.

Amongst Sittwe's Muslims, the otherwise universal admiration for Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the opposition, is tempered.

Leopold's surviving letters to friends in Salzburg tell of the universal admiration that his son's achievements aroused.

As an advocate, he represented the government before the Supreme Court 39 times, winning almost universal admiration for his eloquence.

"The conduct of General Hancock and his Brigade... has excited universal admiration," The New York Times maintained.

While most residents described the book as "a fun read," the novel has not inspired universal admiration.

The clapping grew over the next half minute, until finally, the person who somehow managed to draw universal admiration from the frayed body came into view.

We lack the sharp managerial instincts of people like the owners of the New York Mets, who displayed this week the skills that have won them universal admiration.

And the universal admiration for Vardy was evident at St James' Park too as Newcastle fans applauded him off at the interval and when he was substituted with 13 minutes remaining.