Sentence examples for guarded admiration from inspiring English sources
Residents along the valley, who live in villages deserted by young people fleeing rural life and the absence of jobs, express guarded admiration -- and concern about their neighbor's expansion.
Politely rebuffing questions about the possibility of Google buying into Facebook, he professed guarded admiration for social networking sites but pointed out that Google had its own [albeit far lower profile] venture, Orkut.
Salmond recently got into hot water after expressing a guarded admiration for Vladimir Putin, making him vulnerable to the suggestion that he likes authoritarian figures.
Rais sought to be guarded in his self-admiration, but he made an exception for his prowess as a runner at Sylhet.
Dressed in flowing veils decorated with floral garlands, this "pretty lady" guarded the library entrance in relative obscurity, drawing occasional glances of admiration and sometimes serving as a prop for seasonal decorations or children's games.
But who guards those guards?
The gesture, which caught her off guard and earned her admiration, was the deft diplomatic handiwork of Mr. Romney's unseen but crucial weapon this campaign season: his liaison to the Republican Party's right wing, Peter G. Flaherty, a former homicide prosecutor who keeps a statue of the Virgin Mary on his desk.
But when the game forced the sure hand of a superstar, Mutombo was on the bench watching Nets point guard Jason Kidd with equal parts admiration and jealousy.
