The phrase "admiration the time" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and cannot be used in any context as it stands.
Example: "I have admiration for the time you dedicated to this project."
Alternatives: "appreciation for the time" or "respect for the time".
By pure coincidence, "Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning," which I wrote about with astonished, if qualified, admiration at the time of its release, in 2013, returned to the infosphere a couple of days ago when Scott Meslow wrote about it at GQ as "one of the best action movies of the decade".
In the Spring of 2012, I received an email from a woman named Maggie with a subject line that simply read, "Pure Admiration". At the time, Maggie was a design director at the global branding agency LPK based in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Our admiration of the time, and our human desire to dance our problems away continues to set the tone for a long stunt of club music because that booming baseline makes you forget, and disco balls still distract from, well, anything really.
William Powers, a media critic for The National Journal, said, "I feel a mixture of relief that maybe this institution that we all follow so closely and in a way feel so a part of can now start to heal itself, admiration that The Times has been able to take this difficult step, and hope that we are all going to learn from this now".
But while Mr. Obama expressed admiration for her at the time, he dissuaded reporters from making too close a comparison.
"The conduct of General Hancock and his Brigade... has excited universal admiration," The New York Times maintained.
For 70 years her illustrations elicited wide admiration: The New York Times in 1941 said her pictures "have the same fragile beauty of early spring evenings".
Fellow investigative journalists regard him with what can broadly be described as admiration, though, as the Times reporter Scott Shane wrote, in 2008, "His relationship with the National Security Agency might be compared to a long and rocky romance, in which fascination with his quarry's size and capabilities has alternated with horror at its power to invade privacy".
Mr. Mandela, who was already a retired statesman at the time, expressed admiration for Mr. Obama after meeting him, said his granddaughter Tukwini Mandela.
Manny says he has no problem "with you guys," meaning the media, and if he was like this all the time, the admiration would be mutual.
