Sentence examples for admiration generates from inspiring English sources

As she concludes the chapter "Mellon's Gift," her admiration generates a rough-hewn prose couplet: "Mellon might be correct about the Depression being a bad quarter hour.

It has elicited controversy, stirred consciences, evoked pity, inspired curiosity, instilled confidence, inspired admiration, generated disdain, and garnered respect.

They were usually self-serving, in that they aimed at generating admiration or sympathy.

But the admiration and excitement generated in Brussels by events in Ukraine are tempered by a certain dread.

With his Radio 2 work, he has become a star on the BBC as well as ITV, particularly after generating admiration on social media after completing a 24-hour danceathon for Comic Relief.

Making fistfuls of money without making much noise, it seems, is what generates applause, and admiration in the corporate community is apparently not so much about acknowledging worthy behavior as it is about toasting business-as-usual.

His approach generates enormous affection and admiration.

Unfortunately the work generates more respect than admiration.

But the vehicle they are riding merely flirts with its ideas and never generates any emotion beyond admiration for the credibility of its performances.

But to my stunned surprise the car actually generated grudging admiration from folks who knew what it was.

No New York-area team since the turn of the century has generated more admiration than the Coughlin-coached Giants of four years ago.