Sentence examples for global admiration from inspiring English sources
The result is something beyond mere global admiration: in the US-Cuba pact, he now has a concrete achievement.
Reality was more complex than that: Chávez pioneered a new playbook for how to bask in global admiration even as he hollowed out democratic institutions on the sly.
His major works, including The First Circle and Cancer Ward, brought him global admiration and the 1970 Nobel prize for literature.
Aronian has won dozens of tournaments and global admiration, and he has become a bona-fide star in his native country but he has yet to win chess's greatest prize, the World Championship.
Aronian has won dozens of tournaments and global admiration, and he has become a bona-fide star in his native country — but he has yet to win chess's greatest prize, the World Championship.
On top of that, he would have gained global admiration for daring to tackle a complex challenge by an innovative process that values people's voices instead of counting their votes.
Desmond Tutu, who won global respect and admiration for his part in the struggle against apartheid, was permitted to give the couple a "father's blessing".
His case has reverberated around the world, inspiring admiration and opprobrium in equal measure, in what has become a global cause-celebre.
As the election drama unfolds in the United States, attitudes abroad have moved from surprise and ridicule to growing concern over global consequences and grudging admiration for the sturdiness of the country's institutions.
Gaudí's work enjoys global popularity and continuing admiration and study by architects.
The effort's success has earned admiration worldwide and had turned Mr. Liu into a global salesman for Chinese rail technology.
