Sentence examples for admires from from inspiring English sources

I ask him who he most admires from the group.

Mr. Salonen has learned from the inside the techniques and tricks of composers he admires, from giants like Ligeti to colleagues like John Adams.

There, Mr. Gober indirectly expanded on his own art (which he didn't include) through that of older and younger artists he admires, from an Anni Albers textile with an abstract geometric pattern to a set of 1970's photographs by Nancy Shaver that tracked the innocence-to-experience progression of childhood but did so unemphatically, almost casually.

So, like Thrasymachus when faced with the fact that rulers sometimes make mistakes in the pursuit of self-interest, Callicles now distinguishes the 'strength' he admires from actual political power.

Her portraits tend to be of friends or people she admires from a distance, both men and women.

"We aren't going to see the likes of him for a while," says Solis, who admires from afar, like all of racing.

"It's something to admire from afar".

Married, so only be admired from a distance.

He remembers the girls he admired from afar, Ramona and Thais.

Who want to be admired from afar but not pointed at in the street.

Still, there are dozens of extravagant, old-school boathouses that can be admired from the lakes.