Sentence examples for considerably admired from inspiring English sources
Much of his work was in a heavily lustred glass that was considerably admired abroad, especially in central Europe where it created a new fashion.
India, by contrast while considerably more admired and favored in American public opinion than Pakistan enjoys scarcely a fraction of Israel's "pull" in Washington when it comes to questions of the use of force beyond its borders.
Finally, Vitrier was an admirer of patristic authors considerably earlier than St. Jerome, whom Erasmus had long admired.
It wasn't just that Elizabeth Edwards — who looked considerably older than her eternally baby-faced husband — was a woman they admired and believed in.
Mandela, now 94 and retired, is said to have admired Mbeki's grasp of economics and foreign policy, though their relationship cooled considerably once Mbeki succeeded him as president.
Its refinement was admired.
And they admired Tunnell.
I admired Walter Johnson and Cy Young.
Pierre Bonnard admired them.
