Sentence examples for admire almost from inspiring English sources

The next evening, however, we found Café Madriz, a Spanish restaurant with a level of authenticity you could admire almost anywhere in this country.

I admire almost everything about the man on the page — his facility with language, his uncanny ability to assess characters and places with painful accuracy.

He concludes: "Ironically, in Ferguson's hero worship of the newly conservative playwright – one whose work I admire almost as much as Ferguson's – he has made his subject appear ridiculous rather than relevant, and unintentionally comical, in his childish contrarianism".

"What you're going to see when you see the film is those actors, actors who I deeply admire, almost all of us are getting to do something a little bit different than what people are used to seeing us do.

"French cuisine, for example, is admired almost everywhere.

But he stubbornly stayed with a player he respected and admired almost to a fault.

His statuesque posture is admired almost as much as his bravery.

If this is right, the feat of transportation should be admired almost as much as the crash building program itself.

Surprisingly, Princess Diana is admired almost as much among asylum seekers and refugees, with David Beckham ranked a close third.

To be in the kitchen of a beloved friend, who is also a cook he admired almost more than any other and to have a glass of fine Bandol wine regularly to hand must, surely, have been a commission given by the gods.

What's he here for?' " Neame had quite different relations with Guinness, an actor he admires almost more than he can easily put into words.