Sentence examples for admiration than from inspiring English sources

My own response leaned more toward respect and admiration than sustained emotional engagement.

Her teachers at ICS talk about her more with admiration than fondness.

To his disappointment, however, his money often seemed to attract more admiration than his ideas did.

And never has a director found a figure more deserving of her admiration than Bill Murray.

When I have gone back to his records, it's been more with admiration than with pleasure, at least at first.

He thinks Senator McCain was a hypocrite on campaign finance reform who got more admiration than he deserved.

Intricate netsuke, the fanciful toggles that delighted the Japanese gentry for whom they were carved, are suspended in illuminated plastic cubes, as are shimmering lacquer boxes, better suited to holding admiration and wonder than more substantial stuff.

Just for the record I'm a huge admirer of the Murdoch empire – that's to say I'm full of admiration rather than I'm 6'5" and 25 stone.

His wealth provokes admiration rather than jealousy.

Nothing earned him deserved admiration more than his surrendering of his command at the end of the war.

"The bean counters did it," said a senior American official, in comments intended to convey admiration rather than disparagement.