Sentence examples for false admiration from inspiring English sources

George Bernard Shaw feared that the Victorian tendency to see Shakespeare as immune from criticism verged on "Bardolatry," warning that "it is false admiration to worship him as an infallible demi-god".

Is it union?" Paul admitted that it was, and Rick inhaled with a show — slightly false, Paul felt — of admiration.

For all Clinton's awesome gifts as a quick study and a master manipulator, this tribute has a false ring, like the admiration of a speechwriter who is forever marveling at his boss's way with words.

To focus so exclusively on their heroism that we neglect their humanity amounts to hero worship rather than admiration, and propagates false masculine ideas up to which no one can measure.

He knew there was no need, no reason for false hustle, no penalty for the admiration of his own brawn.

Iñárritu continued: "By editing and omitting the full reality and suggesting I felt anything but admiration is mean-spirited and false.

I have huge respect and admiration for our doctors and nurses …" His false prospectus never once uses the word that drives the whole plan – competition.

"There isn't a false note in this book, and my only concern in describing my profound admiration for Everything I Never Told You is that it might raise unachievable expectations in the reader," said Amazon senior books editor Chris Schluep.

Let's honor Prince by celebrating his life with respectful admiration from the sensible perspective of our rich human past rather than placing him in a false pantheon elevated by myth in place of true accomplishment.

Or admiration.

Political admiration –why?