And embarrassment, which is the price of acutely experienced admiration.
Materials can feel artificial, sound reliable, and (can make a product) look 'cool', they can be just pleasant to touch or look at, and cause us to experience disgust, admiration or surprise.
(Why do I have the same pimples when I experience awe, admiration, and sexual arousal?) I wish I had a thick coat, like a plump lamb in one of William Blake's poems or paintings.
Mr. Azenberg said he had been tickled, at the age of 77, to audition for the role of himself, but that he came away from the "Smash" experience with admiration for the creators' determination to get Broadway right.
The 2001 study found that people who saw Asians as particularly high in competence experienced greater admiration of and envy toward Asians; those who saw Asians as particularly low on social skill displayed greater hostility toward and fear of Asians.
John Malkovich is the director of Mr. Sands's personal account of his experiences with, and admiration of, Pinter.
Josephine, a musical prodigy whose itinerant, fatherless childhood perhaps explains her hunger for male admiration, experiences a "fleeting sense of wonderment at the notion that there might be something she emanates that invites this sort of thing".
Although his uncle's actions hurt him, Bono did walk away from the experience with a greater admiration for his father.
Despite Mr. Bush's occasional references to his own conversion experience and to his admiration for Jesus Christ, some religious leaders question his level of commitment to their causes.
But in China North Face leverages elaborate social media platforms that enable "display of experience" to earn peer admiration.
Strawson argued that, when we're dealing with another person as a person, we can't help experiencing such attitudes as admiration and gratitude, resentment and blame.
