Sentence examples similar to admiring ovation from inspiring English sources
It has to be his fighting mantra when his opponent Manny Pacquiao joins him here, to a great swell of ovation from his fellow Filipinos and admiring neutrals, in the ring of the MGM Grand Garden arena.
From the standing ovations he received to the constant crowds of admiring scientists clustered around his wheelchair, it was clear that Borlaug was an inspiration.
Admiring Hillary Clinton?
No one to applaud, to admire… actual heroism receives no ovation, entertains no one.
Andrea Arnold's admired movie Red Road, which won a five-minute standing ovation at the Cannes film festival, has finally been given a UK release date.
Latonia Moore earned a well-deserved standing ovation for her performance in the title role: admired for her "Aida" at the Met and elsewhere, she made her role début with this "Tosca" and ran with it, singing with a sweet and plush tone that had plenty of brilliance when necessary.
This Mr Cook ardently opposed, convinced that "evangelical certainty", rather than hard facts, had pushed a prime minister he admired into a hole he could not get out of.In March 2003 he resigned from the government, with a speech so good that it was given the only standing ovation ever recorded in the Commons.
I admire field biologists".
** ** ** ** ** Virulent villain do you admire your conquest?
