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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence "admired that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express admiration. For example, "The students admired that their teacher always made lessons engaging and fun."
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"I admired that courage to write".
"I always admired that very much," Dr. Hawley said.
(Wouldn't Jane Austen have admired that sentence?) There is an almost vaudevillian pleasure in St. Aubyn's diamantine badinage.
Mr. Updike said he admired "that open-ended Zen quality they have, the way they don't snap shut".
He couldn't concentrate, rewrote old work, reread young Marx for days on end, and secretly admired that ambitious author.
If someone criticizes or opposes the leader, it doesn't matter how popular or admired that person has been.
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I do admire that man.
What liberal could admire that?
You have to admire that".
I admire that enormously".
I admire that sacrifice.
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