Sentence examples for evident admiration from inspiring English sources

Sitting silently in the background, Mr. Eschenbach and the orchestra members looked on with evident admiration.

"They had that place locked down," he said recently, with evident admiration for the union's display of raw power.

tests, Hinckley consistently has been able to hide his very evident admiration for individuals even more antisocial than himself.

When Mrs Weston suggests that Mr Knightley's evident admiration of Jane presages their likely marriage, the narrative tells us of Emma's response, but also stages her self-deception.

Sho Kudo, 19, a "catch" who was looking for girls to pose for a new fashion magazine, said with evident admiration: "When I told my father about Jimmy, he was envious.

The letters are unusual, partly for their personal tone and evident admiration of some of the recipients, and partly because attempts at dialogue like this are increasingly rare as bitter debate rages among educators who support charters and testing and those who don't.

His pride in this hotel and in hand-picking each one of his staff to work at the hotel is evident, and the admiration is very mutual.

The author is an admirer, and his admiration is particularly evident in this volume.

Such admiration was evident in the remarkable crowd drawn to his funeral.

Still, their closeness is evident, as is her admiration for his work.

His aim was to delight and edify the reader, and he did not conceal his own sympathies, which were especially evident in his warm admiration for the words and deeds of Spartan kings and generals.