Sentence examples for command admiration from inspiring English sources

Critters so stubborn they command admiration.

The natural sciences command admiration through the striking successes of the interventions into nature they enable: satellites are sent into space, new tools forged to combat disease.

And in the early 1950's he recorded the Figaros of both Mozart and Rossini for Deutsche Grammophon - complete sets that command admiration to this day.

Lord Rothermere of Male Might has been honoured in the past, and can command admiration in the City for Associated and DMG Trust performance.

She can only command admiration". After money is set aside for Alexandra's expensive supplies, the rest is placed in a trust fund for her and Max.

He has commanded admiration perhaps more than love; respect as much as affection, never speaking nor circulating widely in public.

He's more like Milton's Satan reigning in Hell — his strength commands admiration, and he's too provoking to ignore.

Still, the 18th century can hardly be called a period of decadence in the decorative arts of China: the superb execution of its productions, a characteristic that commands admiration, redeems it from adverse criticism.

Like many people I know, I've been repelled at times by Murillo's winsomeness — I could do without the onlooking fuzzy puppy in this picture — but, if decadence in art is ever forgivable (it is), he commands admiration.

To give him his due, he's still a virtuoso control freak, and the sheer fluency and imaginative energy of his multifarious techniques, while nothing new, inevitably elevate his closeted and obfuscating enterprise to a level that commands admiration, if purely on formal terms.

His theology was broad and deep... he reached people in countless ways and exerted everywhere a remarkable personal magnetism... [having] an unusually brilliant intellect and stirring oratorical powers that commanded admiration".