During her close contact with the Indian people, they came to love their "sister" with devoted admiration bordering on veneration.
Now the mother of twin boys, Lana is wary at the intrusion of the past, but finds herself drawn to Rose's devoted admiration.
But Lana eventually finds herself drawn to Rose's devoted admiration, and Meidav, with tender precision, languidly teases out the surprising secrets of the girls' shared past.
After several moments devoted to admiration, someone, inevitably, dips in with a long-handled spoon and actually tastes the thing.
In a wall devoted to his admiration for Millet (both form and content of works like "The Sower" suggest that this artist was an important, formative influence), the exhibition amply documents van Gogh's efforts to understand his mentor's visual process, and to transform it in his own language... Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890), The Sower, c. 17-28 June 1888. 17-28 June 1888
The shared good times will always be with us, along with our admiration for your devoted friendship and courage.
Chapter after chapter is devoted to foreigners with a deep admiration for England.
And since the early works, along with his long running editorship of the journal La Critica, rocketed him to such fame and admiration, whereas later years were devoted among other things to battling with while being tolerated by fascists, it's not surprising that he never quite lost this habit.
He is a Jewish man very devoted to his tradition who writes with deep understanding of and admiration for Christian faith.
The respective aims of Baldassare Castiglione's "Courtier," which recommends sprezzatura, the Renaissance equivalent of being cool, and Machiavelli's "Prince," devoted to realpolitik (and therefore stressing effective, rather than genial, behavior), are admiration and glory.
Mr. Bamberski has devoted half a lifetime to seeing Dr. Krombach brought before a court, drawing broad popular admiration in France.
