"admiration about" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to express admiration or appreciation for someone or something. Example: "I have great admiration about the courage and determination shown by the athletes in the Olympic Games."
JimK Truly classless and sad, and I hope this represents only a small contingent of Yankees fans and that the intelligent fans that Jeter spoke with admiration about are as disgusted by this as the rest of us.
Sherwood knows that building a team to attack like that is difficult, and he spoke with admiration about Pellegrini's ambition.
The prisoner talked with admiration about his wife, whom he'd met and married some years after landing on death row.
"He still speaks with such admiration about how the vice president handled himself in the recount".
In one ad, he speaks with admiration about his brother, a New York police sergeant.
As they filed out of the church after the service, led by a group of firefighters from Stamford, the mourners spoke with admiration about the parents' resolve.
Lecturers didn't hide their admiration, and wonder, about my infatuation with this company.
Beginning in 2001, Ms. Kennedy began publishing books that more directly tapped into the public's admiration for, and curiosity about, her famous family.
Takeesha would probably say about Mr one-glove what another addict said with admiration, when hearing about my Wall Street life: "You made tricky money in a tricky world".
But when, in this week's Newsweek, Eleanor Clift spoke so openly and eloquently about her admiration for Clinton alongside worries about her recent campaign tactics vis a vis Obama, it stirred up for me some worries of my own.
It's a good idea to be open about your admiration but to be subtle about your imitation.
