Sentence examples for far admired from inspiring English sources

The resulting mirrors were a huge technological leap from the discs of polished bronze or silver in which the vain had thus far admired their dim reflections when they weren't leaning over the canalside to look in the water.

And that does mean looking at some quite deep water drilling, but only under this very strict regulatory regime that has so far been admired in other parts of the world".

Even so, she won respect for her political courage, particularly abroad (where she was far more admired than at home), from many who opposed her philosophy and were repelled by her personality.

Better by far to admire one another's achievements.

In the main, the German critics have hated it (though not German audiences, who have gobbled up every ticket), while foreign critics, especially the English and the Americans, have been far more admiring.

Even Slaughterhouse Five was far from universally admired.

Creativity resists easy study; to measure creative potential in individuals, psychologists still rely on tests that are more than 40 years old and far from universally admired.

Mr Rudd, far from being admired for his mastery of the language, was reviled in Beijing almost as much as in his own parliamentary party.

Mr. Owen, who had served with the American occupation forces in Japan after World War II and later as an economist in the State Department specializing in Far East development, admired Japanese culture and advocated acknowledging Japan as a world economic power.

Like her, Fairouz, who is Lebanese by origin and is now 75, is loved and feted as a national treasure across the Arabic-speaking world – and known and admired far beyond it.

He allegedly admired far right French politician Marine Le Pen.