Sentence examples for admire well from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloom says, "I totally dissent from Mr. O'Brien, although I wish he and Mr. Kline, whom I admire, well with the play".

If they do, they more likely admire well-groomed horses and still read Princess Diana biographies.

"I admire well-dressed men no matter where they are — a guy in a police uniform that has it pulled together nicely or a doctor in his scrubs," he said, a nasty scratch bleeding on his chin.

Outside the gallery on San Giorgio Maggiore on Friday night, as he made his way through the admiring, well-heeled crowd pressing around him, he looked as if he were longing for a nice, quiet corner to hold down.

I'm not suggesting that we stop admiring well-thought-out beauty, or that we all ban filters on Instagram.

To be on stage and have everyone admire you, well, who wouldn't love that?

We came to admire how well it manages, despite the shortcomings.

But his stories and more recent biographical unearthings indicate he found much to admire as well.

The limestone facade on that town house you admire may well have been resurfaced with tinted concrete.

Confined to menial roles by the suspicions the brasshats held about his loyalties, he worked alongside the workers of hand, whom he came to admire as well as like.

Now that Labour lacks just such a healer, we can admire how well he held together a cabinet of warring big beasts with mountainous egos, all of them writing their own diaries to ensure history put them in a better light than their leader.