Sentence examples for begrudging admiration from inspiring English sources

Call the doctor,' " Mr. Greenfield recalled with begrudging admiration.

He was known for a willingness to speak openly with opponents, and even those on the receiving end of his more blustery negotiations later expressed begrudging admiration.

Even Ms. Powter, who thinks his shtick has long since worn thin ("He needs to put some trousers on and stop it," she said), offered begrudging admiration.

After the tussle with Ohno, for whom Leveille now expresses begrudging admiration, Goskowicz said: "Apolo swore he would never lose to Ryan, but he did.

I even had a begrudging admiration for the aforementioned Baroness Thatcher towards the end.

In a way, every attraction in the Boardy Barn is driven by a mix of curiosity, disgust, and begrudging admiration.

He has somehow gotten liberals to feel a begrudging sympathy or even admiration for figures they once reviled.

And similar admiration for wily politicians who can bend and break election laws with brass and canniness -- even begrudging from the opposition -- is yet another proud Texas tradition.

Bedraggled and begrudging.

Bedazzling beats begrudging.

"So I'm certainly not begrudging that.