Sentence examples for admiration the from inspiring English sources
I read the book, when it came out, with great admiration; the movie is even better.
Just imagine the backstage banter, the mutual admiration, the dressing-room allocations.
In a spirit of cynical admiration, the press has exalted the taxman as "SuperGayus".
"Ah!" With a gesture of admiration, the proprietor backed into the kitchen.
But despite their mutual admiration, the two men's work rarely meets.
Despite their admiration, the judges did not find it easy to agree.
Once the source of admiration, the fabulously wealthy have attracted the public's contempt.
Other than the stock pickers' admiration, the selections have little in common.
Pollsters register a steep decline in public confidence in the institutions of state: the government, the Knesset, the courts, the police, even the army (which long enjoyed uncritical admiration).The root of the political malaise lies in the electoral systemThe people who staff these institutions hurl blame at each other.
I am very tempted today to honor L.A.'s 30-year-old Museum of Contemporary Art, which thinks of itself as the "Artist's Museum," by simply reading -- with much respect and admiration -- the names of all 140 artists whose works are presented in the ambitious new exhibition occupying both of its downtown venues, MOCA Grand Avenue and the Geffen Contemporary.
At one point during the week, Prentice announced-with unfeigned admiration-the All Blacks training regimen from the night before: partying until 4 30, then up at 6 to play golf and onward to compete on a mere 90 minutes of sleep.
