Sentence examples for generally admired from inspiring English sources

Subtlety is not generally admired in this setting.

For three centuries his work was more generally admired than that of any sculptor except Michelangelo.

One is the generally admired 2-liter diesel power plant, with turbo direct injection.

Mainstream journalists generally admired "The Fog of War"; they generally despise "Fahrenheit 9/11".

In Congress, Paul is generally admired for his fidelity to principle and lack of ego.

Well, Harry Truman is generally admired now, and he was not on any pedestal.

And Australians generally admire the United States.

Rachel Maddow, whom I generally admire, teases Republican squareness with shrugs and grins in every broadcast.

They generally admire John Wayne-style heroes who are rugged, individualistic and brave.

Netanyahu, who generally admires Wolfowitz, thinks this forbearance emboldened his country's enemies.

The show has drawn wide, generally admiring, coverage in German newspapers and on television.