Sentence examples for admiration in which from inspiring English sources

"You've got that kiss/That kiss that warms/That makes reformers reform reforms," goes one of Porter's verses in "You've Got That Thing," a crow of admiration in which Helen of Troy, Delilah and Eve herself put in cameo appearances.

While I may never have been tempted to copy the haircut so expertly modelled by him and his crew in the film (the admiration in which Lost Boys is held may explain the mullet's brief revival a few years ago), it certainly provides the answer as to why I have a fascination with Chinese takeaways served in those American-style paper boxes.

The general admiration in which he was held did not, however, preclude some criticism of excessive sobriety – the wit of French claveçinists seemed to elude him – of rather unsettling free rubatos, and in concerted works of over-heavy accentuation; and he puzzled many by his reluctance to play repeats in his recordings.

Sure, back then, the Mosel had its secret admiration society, in which a select few indulged its fascination with the incremental variations in slate-based terroir, as revealed in profound detail by these German rieslings.

New York is lucky in that since 1954 it has had an annual season of George Balanchine's "Nutcracker," a masterpiece of construction that repays endless viewings (I once watched it 13 times in two weeks, with increasing admiration) and in which such basic matters as the rise of the Christmas tree and the fall of snow are given their full due.

On the surface the fashion industry is a mutual-admiration society, in which every collection is faaaabulous and everyone has the utmost respect for one another.

Such was the admiration and affection in which Alan Howard was held that, when illness latterly made mobility difficulty, thoughtful admirers found ways of keeping him working: in static Beckett and Sophocles roles in theatre, and on radio.

It would be impossible to select terms of admiration too strong in which to speak of her "Non più mesta," either as a piece of joyous expression or simply as a vocal display.

“It is our most fervent hope that in the years to come, The Wall Street Journal will continue to enjoy, and deserve, the universal admiration and respect in which it is held all over the world.”.

My admiration for the way in which he alchemized the singularity of his perspective into art had not diminished.

Moreover, he has always expressed his admiration for those stories in which the routine exercise of my professional skills has found some small favour with the reading public".