Sentence examples for admiring something from inspiring English sources

The day before, you were admiring something painted by Rembrandt.

"People aren't laughing at you — I mean, occasionally, yes — they're admiring something beautiful you made about jealousy and family dynamics".

So when Westerners find they like some Kabuki, are they admiring something that has been subtly Westernized in unascertainable ways?

He went on, "I'm perfectly capable of hating someone's guts and admiring something about them.

You are admiring something for its beauty, without needing to own it.

I also admire something else about them: the way they have built their careers.

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Corneille asks that his audience admire something larger than life, and the best of his plays are still capable of arousing this response.

"So whether it's knitting or making jam, the pride in being able to stand back and admire something that we have physically produced is incredibly satisfying".

"I was talking to Alex Katz about painting recently," Mr. Halley said, "and he said that in the end he can admire something if it has style.

This began to change in the mid-1950s and into the 1960s, even though Heisman winners continued to be chosen, at least in part, because voters admired something about their personal story.