Sentence examples for any admiration from inspiring English sources

You can't express any admiration for any other sport, recreational activity or pastime.

I did not feel any admiration for the girls [who worked in the café], nor any hate.

Any admiration for the gusto with which the country's 50-odd billionaires live their lives is more than outweighed by outrage at the way many of them made their money.

It is only because it is impossible for our culture, despite the efforts of a tiny and disregarded band of Holocaust deniers and neo-Nazis, to express any admiration for Hitler, that he has become the butt of humour and trivialisation: they gain their effect precisely because we all know that in the end Hitler was evil.

Japan being a country without any admiration for hostile takeovers, the insiders are under no pressure to give up control.

"We would like to see the transition of power go smoothly, but I don't think China will show any admiration for this sort of succession," Zhu Feng of Peking University told the Christian Science Monitor.

She speaks of her father, who also financed Gloria Vanderbilt Jeans, with an admiration any parent might envy.

"When we initially debated this list, many of us felt that Kim Kardashian would have to appear somewhere – not because any of us felt any particular admiration for the woman, but simply because her influence on millions of women worldwide is undeniable.

But any concern was always tempered by an admiration for his innovative ideas and his daring leaps into the unknown.

Man of the Match: Paulo Wanchope Irksome at times, at others irresistible, the Costa Rican claimed two goals, one assist and any neutrals' admiration.

As a teenager I was never quite sincere in any expressed admiration for the willowy models, actors and popstars that contemporary pop culture encouraged me to ape.