Sentence examples for admiring tribute from inspiring English sources
"Pope Francis: A Man of His Word," Wenders' admirable and deeply admiring tribute to the 266th supreme pontiff, follows very much in this tradition, even if it cannot properly be described as a portrait of an artist.
No more affectionate, even admiring tribute to a failure has been made than Tim Burton 's Ed Wood.
Sassoon's narrative can be portrayed as an admiring tribute to the English class system and a certain way of doing things (see John Crace's hilarious digested read of the book), but I have doubts.
The drama is stuck with that ethical rigor, and we are left with a near-heretical irony: thanks to this admiring tribute, our hero gets top billing at last, but was he not more beguiling, somehow, as a legendary figure in the shadows?
Ms. Oberlin's earlier show, a widely admired tribute to Doris Day, which I was unable to see, established her as a jazzier inheritor of Ms. Day's impeccable pop style, in which a surface of decorous coyness masks erotic turbulence.
Rémy Vialeret, another member of '17 Never Again', told Metro News France that most people use the shrine as a place to honour the dead - reading the notes and admiring the tribute - but sometimes they encounter "vindictive people".
For thousands of years, the West has admired Athens and paid tribute to it as the birthplace of democracy.
In Jacopo della Quercia, Siena produced a sculptor worthy to be ranked alongside the Florentine greats — Ghiberti, Donatello and, in due course, Michelangelo, who admired Jacopo and paid tribute to him in his designs for the Genesis scenes of the Sistine Chapel frescoes.
I applaud and admire Phil Levine's beautiful tribute to the inimitable poet Ruth Stone, but I would like to note that Ruth did in fact have a lively and influential life not just as a public poet but as a teacher of poetry.
Union officials and members, politicians and members of the rail industry have been among those paying tribute to "admired and feared" RMT union leader Bob Crow, who has died aged 52.
In 1993, Apple covered a tribute dinner to Bill Neal at the James Beard House in New York City, planned and cooked by admiring chefs, several of them former apprentices.
