Sentence examples for being admired for from inspiring English sources

Mr Rudd, far from being admired for his mastery of the language, was reviled in Beijing almost as much as in his own parliamentary party.

So Hollander tells us that Ulysses, despite being admired for his Promethean spirit by many poets and thinkers (Tennyson, Benedetto Croce, and Primo Levi are listed), is, " in modern parlance, a con artist, and a good one, too.

"Clare knew a lot about the business of war, and she rather felt that the others, certainly those she talked to me about, were out to make a name by being admired for doing anything a man could do".

The Argentinian maverick, quite apart from being admired for playing in a style that has won the hearts of fans at the Parc des Princes, has changed a few broader perceptions about the club, as was the plan.

But Dude leaves the girl who loves him because he doesn't like her aunt, and though he longs "for greater things" and says "the important thing is to have a purpose in life and not quit until you find it," in the end his idea of greatness is being admired for elegance and genius while sitting passively on a wall.

Why? Because, out of all the celebrities who lent their names to real estate projects in Dubai's boom years, he is, as far as I know, the first to actually deliver a finished product.And she goes on to list the failures.The new hotel is already being admired for the pale sobriety of its colour scheme, which is very different from what is often found in Dubai.

He was admired for being very simple.

PJS should be admired for his tenacity".

"They should be admired for that.

"And Walker was admired for doing it".

Plastic teenage pop is admired for being calculated.