Sentence examples for admire anything from inspiring English sources

But, he said, "I really admire anything that's cutting-edge".

And opponents need to find words and ideas a lot more textured than "racist" (meaning "how dare we read and admire anything in it?") or "masterpiece" (meaning "how dare we name and be troubled by its shortcomings?").

Whether he had an earnest student union debate in mind is a moot point; but you have to admire anything that has a captive crowd with Setzuan on the syllabus shrieking their approval rather than politely sitting to attention.

I don't idolise or admire anything, and I don't experience jealousy.

Our government doesn't tell you to love or admire anything and if it ever did, most Americans would probably feel the opposite simply out of spite.

She's been criticised for her attitude to gender – one critic said she masquerades "as the baddest boy on the block to win the respect of an industry still so hobbled by gender-specific tunnel vision that it has trouble admiring anything but film-making soaked in a reduced notion of masculinity" – and for films often entirely focused on men.

Also admired were anything "edgy," confident, and funky, which seemed to be edgy with less anger.

"As you get older, courage is the thing you come to admire more than anything.

Although Pearce says: "Much as I admire Bill Elliot and anything that makes people aware of the strike, at the end of the day I'm not satisfied with nostalgia.

It's only decent to admire anyone or anything that proves us wrong, and Marion and Geoff (Wednesday, 10pm, BBC2) was responsible for refuting one of my most deeply held rules of TV.

I have never seen anything to admire in Nietzsche's view of morality or immorality.