Sentence examples for admiration both from inspiring English sources
I have a bunch of admiration, both for Marty Baron [the editor of the Post] and for Jeff Bezos, for what they've done to that place in just a couple years.
One of the final items in the exhibition is Frederick Douglass's 1871 address at the Graves of the Unknown Dead; he objects to being asked to remember "with equal admiration" both "those who fought for slavery, and those who fought for liberty and justice".
As a teenager he toured widely, winning admiration both for his technical proficiency and for his musical interpretation.
WASHINGTON — When President Obama nominates Chuck Hagel, the maverick Republican and former senator from Nebraska, to be his next secretary of defense, he will be turning to a trusted ally whose willingness to defy party loyalty and conventional wisdom won his admiration both in the Senate and on a 2008 tour of war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan.
My admiration for both is unbounded.
After handing over the documents, he told The Guardian of his admiration for both Pfc.
But the cultural admiration went both ways across the border in the early 20th century.
One was left gaping with admiration for both the music and its performers.
Through the tumult, my feelings of admiration for both men mellowed into affection.
She lived some 20 years longer and continued to receive the respect and admiration of both scientists and the general public.
Baker says that the admiration went both ways; Kilgallen was astounded by how psychologically complex and refined Rojas's paintings were.
