Survivors unanimously credit Dr. B. with a humanity that approached the heroic; and yet, as Lifton discovers in his interviewing, Dr. B. essentially admired Nazism and considered Josef Mengele as the most decent man in Auschwitz.
Essentially, he admired the rhetoric of the Pope but was concerned that "nothing much is happening".
It is fun to say 'When I become Martha Stewart I'm going to have all the things Martha has.' " Even a contributor who admits to an "essentially anti-Martha persona" admires her "intelligence" and "drive," the way in which this "supreme chef, baker, gardener, decorator, artist, and entrepreneur" showed what it took "to get where she is, where most men aren't and can't...
This may mean that Vince Cable didn't do as well as he appeared to me to do – essentially because however much people admire him they also know he isn't going to be chancellor.
Stevens's job, in his own eyes, was essentially to support Hall; he admired him as a classical director and, despite their occasional differences of opinion (Stevens was never convinced by Hall's determination to stage the ill-fated premiere of the musical Jean Seberg), their relationship was one of strong mutual trust.
They vote for the film they connect most with, essentially; not necessarily the one they admire the most.
Essentially this book encourages us to admire Fielding for the way he lived rather than the way he wrote.
A people admired by many Germans as essentially cautious, sceptical, small-c conservatives had flamboyantly gambled with their economic future.
Like Melville and Conrad, two of the writers whom she most admired, Carson sees the ocean as essentially reticent and elusive.
And the material derived from the origin story of Islam was, he thought, essentially respectful toward the Prophet of Islam, even admiring of him.
