The phrase "admire the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a shared admiration for something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Many people admire the same qualities in a leader, such as integrity and vision."
Alternatives: "share the same admiration" or "appreciate the same qualities."
Kids come and admire the same work, answer my questions and then I answer them back.
You're not going to feel as enriched by nature if you take a coach trip and admire the same panorama with 57 ice cream-eating tourists.
In no other time in the world have we become closer to the people we admire and other like-minded folks who admire the same people as you.
It might sound crazy but "fandoms" (a group of people who admire the same thing; ex: Beliebers, Directioners or Nerdfighters) become support systems for one another.
Next, wish the people closest to you, your family, your mentors, friends and those you admire the same.
I admired Horn's intensity and integrity, much as I admired the same qualities in her characters.
blith After 16 years in the city, several, but my all-time favorite was about 15 years ago on a quiet afternoon at MoMA, just two of us in a gallery admiring the same piece of work: John Updike and me.
Heiress to a cereal fortune, Post, who died in 1973 at age 86, knew how to live on a grand scale, and poking around her former home, one gets the sense that she admired the same trait in others.
Their computer analysis showed that Mr. Kerry matched Mr. Edwards's optimism by one measure: they both used "positive emotion words" like "build," "energetic" and "admire" at the same rate.
I often read a chapter or two before I start writing, usually something I admire in the same genre.
On one occasion, a neighbor called to report seeing Sullivan on the roof, cool as could be, admiring the view, same as he did atop the scissor lift on all those days at football practice.
