Sentence examples similar to acquire admiration from inspiring English sources
Indifferently educated at Eton and the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, Dunsany nevertheless acquired undying admiration for the Romantic poets and the cadences of the King James Bible.
SOME restaurants win admiration.
He soon began to acquire a reputation as a strict disciplinarian and gained the admiration of his men, though he was initially unpopular as a result.
This was partly because of his admiration for the designs of the Japanese masters of this period; partly because it was simply too expensive to acquire Chinese porcelain.
He acquired some of Brown's admiration for the German "Pre-Raphaelites," the nickname of the austere Nazarenes, who had sought to bring back into German art a pre-Renaissance purity of style and aim.
The art acquired over a lifetime will be sought out for admiration by a diminishing few.
I've developed a new admiration for gardeners ever since my family acquired our own garden, in the heart of the city.
A gifted and eager student, Lessing acquired a good knowledge of Greek, Hebrew, and Latin, while his admiration for the plays of the Latin dramatists Plautus and Terence fired him with the ambition to write comedies himself.
Undoubtedly, there is a little envy, but among those to whom Next Wave has spoken, there is also--more often than not--an admiration for the skills and knowledge these scientists have acquired abroad.
As a result there has been an increased interest in participation in the program: "With the view of admiration from the non participants to participants, the number of people acquiring about JCHEM programs and applying for them, has greatly increased due to the importance detected by different communities from the participants' improvement in their services".
