Sentence examples for enduring admiration from inspiring English sources

Churchill earns enduring admiration for his unblinking resistance to fascism.

The experience left me with an enduring admiration for the carnival community and also some valuable new skills.

But his work rarely proved commercially viable, and he never achieved the popular acclaim or enduring admiration of the rest of his cohort.

According to his shadow, Jonah also mimicked the Australian accent of one of his counselors, thus earning him the enduring admiration of his bunk mates.

Chair of the circle and Observer writer Jason Solomons said: "I'm delighted that such a powerful and brilliant film as Apocalypse Now has won the enduring admiration of the London critics.

Despite various outcries against his previous statements, Schilling still had his job last week, and, if not the universal love of Red Sox fans, then at least enduring admiration.

Watching him work with the Philadelphia players during their latest visit to Carnegie Hall on Friday evening, you sensed an enduring mutual admiration.

"I know I speak for everyone in expressing my enduring thanks and admiration for the members of the Metropolitan Police Service and all who work so selflessly to help and protect others".

While the original Curious George story has its problems ― the Man with the Yellow Hat took George from his home "in Africa" just because he was "a nice little monkey" ― the series has modernized while still enduring decades-long admiration from child and adult fans alike.

The public's admiration for Norman Rockwell demonstrates the enduring power and allure of realism in art.

He maintained exquisite attitudes during his American lecture tour of 1882, enduring jeers from college students and enjoying the unexpected admiration of Colorado miners.