Sentence examples for admiration a from inspiring English sources

Admiration is seen as a noble sentiment — we admire people for admiring others, detecting, in their admiration, a suggestion of taste and humility.

He also talked about a different sort of admiration: a crush on his teacher.

There may have been, along with the grudging admiration, a tinge of envy.

So, here was mutual admiration, a chance to play together in the sandbox of success.

"I have a tremendous admiration — a tremendous respect — for the man," Morgan later told the American television broadcaster Clete Roberts.

These giant physiques are seen by Wolfe with a combination of revulsion and admiration, a combination that characterizes his prose in general.

But that intellectual admiration, an admiration of the craftsmanship, is not the same as spiritual awe.

The introductory track "One Time" discusses an admiration of a female and a desire to become her significant other.

Early television was smart and reflected an admiration and a valuing of high brow as well as low brow.

Imagine our admiration when a reporter a few feet away pulled out a little punching bag.

But he also retains a sneaking admiration for a man so fascinatingly short on modern manners.