Sentence examples similar to admiration arose from inspiring English sources

Van Dorn's troopers would remember with fervent admiration his appearance as dawn arose on Dec. 20 and they waited with him just outside the town.

Everything about it is overblown or undercooked to the point of being laughable; a palpable and occasionally comical cognitive dissonance arose between the admiration the swelling soundtrack told me I was supposed to feel and the buzzing annoyance I actually felt during the four episodes I watched.

"The errors of Lord Byron arose neither from depravity of heart nor from feelings dead to the admiration of virtue.

Next, when the opportunity arose, Suz and I tried to expose Jace to examples of successful out, gay people, and express our admiration and pride in their achievements.

All these figures arose from a Chicago where corruption is so commonplace that it elicits winks, nods and even a kind of admiration.

Cheers arose.

Imitators arose.

Complications arose.

Obstacles arose.

Hauge arose.

Protests arose.