Sentence examples for abiding admiration from inspiring English sources
It also left her with an abiding admiration for Poland.
My feelings about The Wicked Boy – unexpectedly, given my deep and abiding admiration for its author's last book – are mixed.
Dr. Rosenfield's guidance and leadership will be missed by all at amfAR, and he will be remembered with abiding admiration, gratitude, and affection.
She also had an abiding admiration for his work, writing to him in 1961, from Brazil, "Your star couldn't be higher — and looking as big and bright as Venus does here these evenings".
Mr. Waters is steeped in film history and professes an abiding admiration for B-grade-and-below Hollywood efforts that worked just as hard to be bad films as good films worked to be good.
She also had an abiding admiration for his work, writing to him in 1961, from Brazil, "Your star couldn't be higher—and looking as big and bright as Venus does here these evenings".
Wagner revered Mendelssohn in his youth, and behind the anti-Semitic bile lay an abiding, if grudging, admiration.
Rabbi Rosenbloom's lifelong friendship with our Chairman, Moshe Moskovitz, was a model of shared vision, deep mutual admiration, and abiding respect.
Joan will be remembered with abiding love, respect and admiration by her siblings-Marc Edward Carrigan and his wife Ling-Fen of Orleans, France, Martha Paine and her husband John of Wellesley, MA, and Nancy Kappel and her husband James of Weston, MA.
Nicholas Serota, the director of the Tate, said in a statement that Mr. Turnbull's art had come from his "admiration for the simple forms of ancient and Eastern cultures and his abiding search for the essence in any object," but that it "always had a humanist sensibility that identified it as profoundly European".
