Sentence examples for articulating admiration from inspiring English sources

If, during the 1992 campaign, some pundits were sufficiently impressed by Hillary's mastery of policy to express the opinion that she should have been on the ballot instead of Bill, their saying so was a means of articulating admiration for Hillary, rather than describing a realistic scenario.

Within the sonnet, the speaker contemplates his inability to articulate his admiration for the Fair Youth, a fault he attributes to his jealousy of the Fair Youth's appearance in the poems of the speaker's Rival Poet.

Still, what my friend was able to articulate of his admiration focussed on Taylor's delivery: to him, she always seemed to be admonishing her on-screen interlocutors.

I resisted articulating my love and admiration to her as I witnessed an unseemly parade of tearful remembrances at her bedside.

I wish I were as articulate as Maureen Dowd in expressing my admiration for Colin L. Powell for his statements in relation to his endorsement of Senator Barack Obama.

I have the greatest admiration and respect for Brian McLaren and I believe him to be one of the most articulate and highly regarded Emergent Church leaders.

His willingness to articulate his beliefs, and stick to them even when they are used as a baseball bat against his party, has drawn admiration too.

Or admiration.

Her admiration is unmistakable.

Political admiration –why?

Continuous admiration?