Sentence examples for fading admiration from inspiring English sources
Throughout the book, she also ponders the implications of her fading admiration of Larry Flynt, compares an awkward meeting with an adolescent crush to a legendary scene from "Fargo," and, as the title implies, makes a watertight case against dating musicians.
As the sympathy that followed the destruction of the twin towers fades, the admiration Mr Bush earned for victory in Afghanistan is being pushed aside by complaints about the rest of his "war against terrorism".
He then takes exception to what he perceives as Irwin's attempt to change the attitudes of the prisoners, his admiration for Irwin fading fast.
Branches about to blossom or gardens strewn with faded flowers are worthier of our admiration".
The admiration they enjoyed has gradually faded as some Iranians believe they have not practised what they preached.
As China becomes increasingly cosmopolitan, an early admiration for all things American is fading.
Although their admiration for each other would eventually fade, the relationship between the thundering Scottish thinker and the delicate Massachusetts philosopher is finely and poignantly drawn here.
The 262d occupant of the Throne of Peter faded away after a four-day combat with death that won him renewed admiration.
Whether it does or doesn't, her determination to make London has won admiration that will last long after the spray-painted postboxes have faded.
As he begins to fade out of his prime, he sees the stiffs and hulks who were fading with him take on new life, break unbreakable records and attract a frenzy of admiration.
