Sentence examples for admired on from inspiring English sources

It's clearly a matter of pride, which has to be admired on the one hand, though it may not be wise.

He was admired on many counts--as one of New York's most successful entrepreneurs, as the head of a wonderful family, and as an exceptionally generous philanthropist.

We toured an olive grove, admired a plaque commemorating a visit by Baroness Thatcher, and peeked inside a chapel that was inspired by one that the Barclays had admired on Guernsey.

The DSCC chief – widely admired on both sides of the aisle as one of the most accomplished campaign strategists in US politics – was dismissive of the numerous election forecasting models currently predicting that Republicans will retake the Senate.

Classically trained, she was admired on both sides of the Atlantic for upholding the traditions of one of the great acting families of the modern age.

Oliver Cromwell, the only republican military dictator this country has experienced, is also admired on the left (I admire him myself), but was a more reluctant ruler, one with a good handbrake, both at home and abroad.

He was an outsider, and admired on all sides.

As foreign minister Mr. Schwarzenberg, 75, has been widely admired on the international stage.

Fidel's refusal to submit to the Americans was admired on a visceral level throughout Latin America.

Mr. Fry's technical ability is greatly admired on the North Fork.

Middlebrook said he felt no awkwardness playing alongside a player he once admired on television.