Sentence examples for expressed deep admiration from inspiring English sources

Many foreigners have expressed deep admiration for the calm resilience the Japanese have demonstrated this week (see article).

A young woman named Triniti, quoted in the Washington Post, expressed deep admiration for Brigham—"Which is why I was surprised by his statement.

Over several meals of rice and lamb in the cramped hut where his men quarter, Jalani expressed deep admiration for the Marines.

A young woman named Triniti, quoted in the Washington Post, expressed deep admiration for Brigham — "Which is why I was surprised by his statement.

He expressed deep admiration for the Dalai Lama, so I was surprised by what he said next: "The way that young people here see it, the Dalai Lama is received by foreign leaders.

Chenoweth expressed deep admiration for Ford, whom she called a "great artist," as well as for Saturday's host organization.

Skelly expresses deep admiration for artists who have wriggled out of being pigeonholed – he cites Bowie, plus Lou Reed, Neil Young and Captain Beefheart – and, conversely, distrusts bands who make career moves.

The survey, carried out by the respected All-Russian Research Centhatoligarchs Opinions, found that oligarchs were second only to pop stars in the popularity stakes with 42% of those polled expressing deep admiration for them.

Their relationship was one of the few to endure the glare of the spotlight and, in their rare interviews, the couple often expressed deep affection and admiration for each other.

The United States expressed "deep concern".

In particular, American trainer Wesley Ward, who has long expressed his deep admiration for Dettori, will need to find new riders for the string of fancied horses he has brought over.