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Discover LudwigThe phrase "admired the effort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express appreciation for someone's hard work or dedication in a particular task or project.
Example: "The judges admired the effort put into the performance, recognizing the countless hours of practice."
Alternatives: "appreciated the effort" or "valued the effort".
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Some have declared the colorful structure a masterpiece, and have admired the effort that went into assembling it.
He said he admired the effort by Bjorn E. Brunvand in Florida to get his client's tattoos concealed by a court-paid cosmetologist.
But many young citizens, following the tragedy on TV, admired the effort and years later found themselves bumping around the hinterlands in red Toyotas, looking for someone to save.
While I admired the effort, I was once again reminded of the intense need to sell.
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I have always admired the efforts of every single celebrity or politician who lied to the press.
Gun control groups said that they admired the efforts, but that they would never carry the weight of legislation to expand the number of gun buyers who are subjected to the background check system.
Even if you hated the show, you had to admire the effort.
"I really admire the effort she's made, because I know how hard it is," he said.
When he joins Fonsi in Spanish, one has to admire the effort, even if his accent is a bit wooden.
Not only do I admire the effort; it makes me feel guilty I have not done my bit.
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