Sentence examples for finally admire from inspiring English sources

Finally, admire the mix of tradition and fashion at the riverfront Musée du quai Branly ( www.quaibranly.fr) near the Eiffel Tower, where until 15 May an exhibition entitled "Women in the Orient" displays fabulous robes from the near East selected by Christian Lacroix.

For now, the citizens of Rotterdam await the opening of the building in anticipation of the day when they can finally admire their new landmark.

Our separation allowed me to forgive him our past encounters, and, finally, to admire him for his good sense.

Finally, I admire his refusal to subscribe to any ideology, preferring to look for appropriate responses to situations as they arise.

And now as I get older and throw the world's most pathetic dinner together after a long workday, I finally understand, admire even, why my mother did the same.

When I finally stood back to admire my handiwork I must say I felt great.

Much of this is explained away by the author, who then expects us to admire Stone for finally recognising that Soviet Russia was "not a good society" – in 1956.

That's why when I found out that Michael Douglas, star of Behind the Candelabra and the movie that came before Basic Instinct 2, claimed that oral sex gave him throat cancer, I felt like I had finally found a celebrity to admire.

(For a long time, she admired, and then finally bought, a red gown with gold fringe).

The wall repair took longer than he'd anticipated, and he had to get the shovel and dig up one quite large stone from beside the porch, but finally he stood back and admired his handiwork.

Hierarchies of victims are uncomfortable to contemplate but it might at least have been hoped that her death, at the hands of one of the country's most admired men, would finally shame South Africa into acknowledging the scale of its problem with guns and violence.