Sentence examples for growing admiration from inspiring English sources

It was the growing admiration of the longtime U.F.C. announcer Joe Rogan as the fight unfolded.

In this light, the growing admiration by Western conservatives for the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, is easier to comprehend.

It was annoying that recognition – and a growing admiration for the work of GKC – came so late.

But as I watched with growing admiration "Schmidt," the movie, I was also ever more aware of perils.

Bailey follows the eating, sleeping, reproductive habits of her gastropod with growing admiration and affection, supporting her own observations with illuminating snippets of biology.

What motivated his belated confession to the TES was partly populism - he was a bit of a tearaway, too - and partly the Conservatives' growing admiration for grammar schools.

My passion for them remains unabated, and my initial curiosity has grown into admiration for their physical toughness and steadfast instincts.

They also give an insight into the development of what later became one of his most famous plays, The Birthday Party, and he writes at length about his growing interest and admiration for Samuel Beckett.

Truman and Franklin D. Roosevelt's widow needed each other badly for their own agendas; these 254 letters show a mutual wariness that never ceased, but growing respect and admiration as well.

And yet, as this long trial has snaked towards its conclusion, Judge Masipa's quiet demeanour - in stark contrast to the tears, theatrics and occasional snarls from the white males who have dominated the courtroom floor - has earned her growing respect and admiration.

The international community is currently at a loss for how to stem the flow of foreign fighters to the IS battlefields — and even more serious is the growing sympathy and admiration for the group in various parts of the world among disgruntled and alienated youth.