Sentence examples for as admired from inspiring English sources

This is one reason why KKR's listed fund trades below its net asset value.So, as admired as Blackstone is, a public offering would bring new risks.

"I first became involved with his music when, even in the Soviet Union, his work was not as admired as it is today.

But as admired as it is, the company's track record in design has not been perfect in the last few years.

There, fans and artists communicate as peers, and a Webmaster might be as admired as a member of a hot band.

For most of the 20th century, GE had a succession of chief executives just as admired as Jack Welch.None of these explanations answers the question that John Sunderland, chief executive of Cadbury Schweppes, who chaired Mr Porras's lecture, poses.

David Jones, a cerebral and versatile British-born director who worked on projects as esoteric as the neglected plays of Maxim Gorky, as admired as the films "84 Charing Cross Road" and "Betrayal" and as mundane as TV's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," died on Sept. 18 in Rockport, Me.

In fact, there is no guarantee that Sakharov would have remained as influential and as much admired as he was.

And after the war, the robber barons were as much admired as condemned for their tactics.

Scholars have long seen Marlowe and Shakespeare as admiring rivals.

As well as admiring his incomparable skill at constructing witty and clever clues I shall, like so many others, miss him greatly as a friend.

As admiring as he is of the speed and agility of these noble animals, he has to concede the grim economics of raising them.