Sentence examples for World admiration from inspiring English sources

Petersburg is no village and its skyline is an object of world admiration," said Tatyana Krasavina, head of a group fighting the project.

A recent article in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung titled "Will Facebook Enslave Us?" captures a sentiment prevalent among companies around the world: admiration for Silicon Valley — albeit, with a dash of fear.

There must be temptations to take time out and bask in the world's admiration.

11 America has lost some of the values of privacy and accountability that have been the source of the world's admiration for its version of democracy.

But nearly all of them spoke of a desire to share with the wider world their admiration for Lincoln's moral character.

The narrow front-runner, Kim Dae Jung, who won the world's admiration for campaigning bravely for democracy during the dictatorships of the 1970s and 1980s, wins no plaudits for his economic manifesto.

At the 1972 Munich Olympics, the gymnast Olga Korbut won the world's admiration; and the politburo knew how to use her fame to enhance the reputation of Soviet communism.

Until another nation is able to command the world's admiration, to paraphrase Winston Churchill, America will remain the worst possible nation in every respect — but only if you do not count all the others.

But Japan has in the ensuing year won the world's admiration.

The people of Hong Kong deserve the world's admiration and support.

This guy apparently did survive and went on to upload his escapade to YouTube for the whole world's admiration, so... enjoy.