Sentence examples for admire when from inspiring English sources

The Korean rear is a sporting accessory to admire when the going gets windy.

Heroes are (or should be) something we admire when we're young and are trying to figure things out.

I also admire "When we two parted in silence and tears" but I guess these aren't very good for St Valentine.

"As terrorists, every now and then you have to step back and admire when someone else has beaten you at your own game," he said.

Len McCluskey is general secretary of Unite the Union There was much to admire when this heavily leaked budget was finally delivered: the cut in corporation tax, the lifting of personal allowances, the attack on tax-dodging wealthy homeowners.

"It still shows the reader that wealthy people, rich people, people who they may admire — when you take away the money, have the same types of problems that they have in real life," he said.

We expected to be universally admired when it was all over".

"Although it disturbs me that Roth became most admired when he stopped being funny.

Richard Jones's production of Tchaikovsky's final Pushkin opera was widely admired when it was unveiled nine years ago.

Around this time, I reread a historical novel I had hugely admired when it was first published in 1979.

This has nothing to do with the traditions of the Senate that I admired when I became a senator...