Growing up, he'd admired "cool guys" like Harrison Ford, Clint Eastwood and Bruce Willis -- real action heroes -- and O'Conner seemed to have a similar edge.
He walked slowly up the stairs, past a line of posters for movies that he admires, including "Cool Hand Luke," and out into the warm evening, dark foliage overhanging the courtyard and the lights of the city rolling on to infinity below.
Marine Le Pen admired his "cool head" and "economic vision".
I had seen Mr. Mendes on "Top Chef Masters" and admired his cool, unflappable demeanor.
You have to admire the cool dedication to autograph-hunting of the Colchester fan who ran on to the pitch to get his programme signed mid-match.
And these clothes seem to demand that you admire the cool turnout of a red blazer over a shirt and a cotton turtleneck, while implying something wicked in the hot pants.
I love you, admire your cool, your skinny legs, your wonderful cornrows, your ferocity when you care to be ferocious, and the way you dribble most of the time.
Plus, everyone will be admiring the cool fringe detail.
Unfortunately, I was too busy admiring these cool dogs to catch that, but I don't think it took the government down.
The image of Khan facing off with an angry white supremacist, went viral over the weekend, with thousands on social media admiring her cool, smiling demeanor in the middle of a tense situation. .
"It's a satellite robot flower," suggested Mr. Williams, admiring how the designer had made the lamp's heat sink, which helps cool the LEDs, look like a spiky piece of space equipment.
