Sentence examples similar to commonly admired from inspiring English sources
Almost two decades later, Yale's reputation and its finances are more secure, and Dr. Levin, commonly called Rick, is among the most admired university leaders in the country.
The former is generally admired and revered by the common people: the latter is commonly more esteemed and adopted by what are called people of fashion.
Christensen, who is a professor at the Harvard Business School and the author of several widely admired books, notes that people with a high need for achievement commonly misallocate their resources.
Like Freud, whom he much admired, Eisenstein liked to combine tribal objects with refined etchings in the same room, if they commonly expressed pathos.
At Amaridian, a SoHo gallery specializing in African design, she admired the brightly colored Zenzulu Lace platters on the wall, which employ a utilitarian material — PVC-coated copper wire more commonly used for telephone lines — to create an artistic statement.
Always admired their diligence.
Its refinement was admired.
And they admired Tunnell.
