The phrase "as admiring" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or manner of admiration, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "She looked at the painting as admiring, but her expression was more critical than appreciative."
Alternatives: "in an admiring way" or "with admiration".
Names of fighters appear as admiring doodles on notebooks, and during breaks children imitate the "defence" of a "barricade" in the yard.
Few of Mr. Santorum's Iowa supporters are as admiring as Tom Steen, a Republican activist in Indianola who praises him for his consistent message and his effort to respond to every question by "digging hard, back to his core" of faith and family regardless of the political consequences.
Of all the people Malcolm has interviewed, one of the few who wouldn't play the game was Jacqueline Rose, the academic and author of a book about Sylvia Plath, who features in The Silent Woman and of whom Malcolm is as admiring as of anyone.
Be as critical or as admiring as you like.
Scholars have long seen Marlowe and Shakespeare as admiring rivals.
It's the conceptual key to her second album devoted to other people's songs; they're quietly assertive as well as admiring.
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.
Some in the 175-person crowd leaped at the chance to meet Mr. Pathak, whose social service may be as admired as his entrepreneurial talent.
There, fans and artists communicate as peers, and a Webmaster might be as admired as a member of a hot band.
"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.
