Sentence examples for admire words from inspiring English sources

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With the musical theater singers I admire, words come first.

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You wonder if, when writing these fiery chapters, Justice Thomas recalled his own admiring words about his grandfather.

In the admiring words of the drummer Shelly Manne, he sounded "like a person laughing and a person crying".

In it, they seek to replicate in English Platonov's deliberately unwieldy Russian word choices, which undermine, "as if inadvertently," the "usual idiomatic nature of linguistic behavior," in the admiring words of one of their colleagues.

He was touched, he said, by the applause and the flowers and the admiring words, but he preferred to keep his eyes on the future: Arena was moving to a new home at the Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport.

Cynthia Nixon, who starred with her in "Rabbit Hole," also had admiring words about Ms. Daly in an e-mail: "Tyne is amazingly emotionally present at all times, onstage and off.

No intimate access to Angelina Jolie has been offered in exchange for a flurry of kind and admiring words in this profile, although, of course, it might be that some readers wish it had.

How bad I felt for the four eminent writers and scholars — Joseph Ellis, David Kennedy, Justin Kaplan and Dan T. Carter — who had unaccountably offered admiring words about "Seizing Destiny" for the back of the book jacket.

As President, Reagan flattered the extremists — he even delivered some admiring words about Skousen's Freemen Institute — but he saved his political capital for his real goals: undoing the fiscal underpinnings of New Deal-style government, and redirecting U.S. foreign policy by battling the Soviet Union and its proxies around the world.

Having other fish to fry himself, Preminger gets through the attack with dispatch, after an on-the-eve officers' dance in Hawaii, which, in the critic Andrew Sarris's admiring words, evokes "in one slowly moving shot the entire Glenn Millerish Zeitgeist of the 40's".

Sargent is, in Sexton's admiring words, "one of those people at a world-class level who hasn't sought to be on 'Nightline' " -- a sharp, if implicit, contrast to Jeffrey Sachs, the celebrity-status economist hired by Columbia last year, for whom Columbia bought an $8 million town house.

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