Sentence examples for admiration exactly from inspiring English sources

The older bodies in Youth and Dirty Grandpa, however unselfconsciously or cheerfully, can't evoke much admiration exactly: Viagra Literature can direct attention away from the ageing male form more adroitly.

But put them together, one by one and page by page, and I am consumed, not by admiration exactly, but by something much more powerful – the great animating impulse of the whole story-telling business – the desire, the rage, to know what is going to happen.

SUSAN ORLEAN: I do think my admiration for him is exactly that: he's got a real voice and he's also got the pure artistic skill to accompany it.

While not exactly a mutual-admiration society, the men and women who design, engineer and sell vehicles -- and come together at a few leading industry shows, like the New York International Auto Show that opens on Friday -- are often free with compliments for the competition.

But, if we insist on calling our sports stars role models, it is useful to remember exactly what inspires such admiration: they are really good at sports.

What exactly is being held up for admiration here?

MSN, Bebo and MySpace all meant I could impress my selected targets by name-dropping bands and films, and gathering their admiration the old fashioned way – pretending to like exactly what they liked.

"It was more just looks of admiration".

Those are important matters, but they aren't exactly commanding the public's attention and admiration.

But just like the politician that he occasionally texts, Jay Z is exactly who should disappoint us, unless our admiration is mute conformity and our optimism was a party smile.

I am not exactly afraid of it, though after reading, with admiration, Julian Barnes's book Nothing to Be Frightened of, I felt that I had not sufficiently explored my own position on the matter.