Sentence examples for fervently admire from inspiring English sources

However I fervently admire him.

The most widely produced and fervently admired was - and still is - Sarah Kane.

The speaker, Philip Pullman, is fervently admired for his sophisticated trilogy of children's novels called, collectively, "His Dark Materials".

You can imagine it inspiring the turn-of-the-century American Realists who called themselves the Eight and fervently admired Hals.

Is "Road to Nowhere," Mr. Hellman's first feature film in 21 years, a late-life cri de coeur by this fervently admired Hollywood cult director, now 78?

But the painting he most fervently admired was French – he was said to be "spellbound" at his first glimpse of a Matisse still life.

But the museum's permanent collection also includes works by such contemporaries as Gauguin (whom he fervently admired), Bonnard, Kandinsky, Degas, Picasso, Tsugoharu Foujita, Matisse, Dufy and Duchamp.

He and Michel Bras at Laguiole in southwestern France, which also has three stars, are two of Europe's most original chefs, both fervently admired by Mr. Blumenthal.

I recount all of this in detail and mention it straightaway as a crucial, necessary hedge against what I am nonetheless going to do: make a fervently admiring pitch for Upstairs.

Undoubtedly the most fervently admired decoration scheme to date is along the frontage of the Selfridge stores, on Oxford St. Its principal feature is a huge colored plaster equestrian statue of Her Majesty mounted sidesaddle on her charger Winston.

It was de Mohrenschildt — a self-interested political chameleon, the very spirit of Dallas — who pointed Oswald at the far-right segregationist Edwin Walker, and it was de Mohrenschildt who changed Oswald's mind about Kennedy, whom Oswald had at first fervently admired as a standard-bearer for the nascent civil rights movement.