Sentence examples for Warm admiration from inspiring English sources

I feel warm admiration for this marvellously gifted politician and pride for Scotland, the only country on mainland Britain with its arms open and its head held high.

His aim was to delight and edify the reader, and he did not conceal his own sympathies, which were especially evident in his warm admiration for the words and deeds of Spartan kings and generals.

You can hear in the tone of McEwan's "Acknowledgments" his warm admiration for the experts he has consulted, and his handling of the technical detail in each of these worlds always seems intelligent: quick to pick up on the essentials and the principles of what's at stake, the texture of the insider's knowhow.

Student achievement levels and attendance are rising, the district is now squarely in the black and much of the original opposition to the new system has melted away into warm admiration for Barbara Byrd-Bennethe the school district's chief executive brought in by former Mayor Michael R. White, and now serving under Mayor Jane L. Campbell.

His description of the origins of the Vietnamese Communist party, for example, is wrong in almost every particular; his warm admiration for John Paul Vann, the mythomaniac American counter-insurgency officer whose career was detailed in Neil Sheehan's Pulitzer-prize winning Bright and Shining Lie (1988), is particularly perverse.

Saudis used this slogan to show their warm admiration for new King Salman leaving during the Obamas' visit to pray, as shown in a news report that was widely viewed on YouTube.

And in a press conference in Tokyo last week, Trump expressed the "warmest admiration for this ancient culture.

Few Connecticut public figures evoke warmer admiration than Geno Auriemma, whose University of Connecticut women's basketball teams have won eight national championships.

With some reluctance, his friend set down a copy of Fay Weldon's Life and Loves of a She Devil which he had been studying with the warmest admiration.

The Times newspaper, shortly before Beatrice's marriage, wrote: "The devotion of your Royal Highness to our beloved Sovereign has won our warmest admiration and our deepest gratitude.

We remember you with deepest admiration and warmest appreciation.