Sentence examples for few admire from inspiring English sources

The clerk held one up and asked the manager: "Do we take these?" — Edward J. Klein ODE TO THE G TRAIN Your metal doors do not like diamonds glow, And few admire your bright green neon face You travel not where I most yearn to go, And at a slow and steady snail-like pace.

I'm not so sure the CTS sedan will turn heads any more (or less) than other Cadillacs, but it received what appeared to be a few admiring glances on the construction-battered streets of Manhattan.

"My brother is an amazing, larger-than-life figure to me," said Ms. Fox, whose pealing voice tends to rise a few admiring decibels when regaling listeners about her brother and his party-crashing, people-charming "Let's do this because it's fun!" ways.

Few people saw, and still fewer admired, the "Demoiselles" when it was finished in August 1907.

Few people admire Heibloem these days.

Few who admire Mayan art, architecture and astronomy disagree.

What worries Lewis (and Mr Kass) is not the blessings of science, which few cannot admire, but the effect of scientific progress on our ethical thinking.

Few would admire the work for painterly flourishes, such is its horrific force and its lack of theatricality.

"I know all the labels, I love many of them, and there are few I admire for their innovation, constant high-quality rate of their music, or just their music approach.

In France, there are few more admired directors than Jean-Pierre Melville.

His largest successes were equaled by few and admired by many.