Sentence examples for admire the point from inspiring English sources

There's a point you almost have to admire; the point at which hype becomes delusion.

Did you admire the sustained balances on point of those two ballerinas before the intermission?

The adulation of the count, however, comes from mixologists, who admire the family's dram to the point of fetishization.

"At a certain point, you admire the video-game appeal of all this.

"That's My Boy" is like Tom Cruise in "Rock of Ages": Whether or not it works is beside the point; you have to admire the attempt.

Walking near Bryant Park on a perfect spring day, Esenov took time to admire the Public Library, but when someone pointed out the spire of the Empire State Building he squinted vaguely.

Impressively, they could both get through the steps, but is admiring exploits the point of the performance?

He became interested in England, the country that tolerated freedom of thought; he visited the Tory leader Viscount Bolingbroke, exiled in France a politician, an orator, and a philosopher whom Voltaire admired to the point of comparing him to Cicero.

Although admired to the point of veneration by the young cadets, he was completely unknown to the public.

At that point, you flip them and admire the lovely grill marks.

Look, I admire the World War II generation; I'm just trying to make a point here.