Sentence examples for ignite admiration from inspiring English sources

Founded by an enterprising group of Cambridge students back in 1889 (and named after the local river), Granta experienced its share of dicey times in the last century but has managed, since reinventing itself in 1979, to ignite admiration, ballyhoo and not a little envy.

It's their similarity that ignites attraction, admiration that invokes continual desire, shared experiences that bond, and obstacles that cement the relationship.

Charlotte Rampling is a living paradox: an actress whose allure depends less on the passion she ignites than on her efforts to stamp out — or to avoid — admiration.

By Hilton Als Charlotte Rampling is a living paradox: an actress whose allure depends less on the passion she ignites than on her efforts to stamp out — or to avoid — admiration.

Or admiration.

Her admiration is unmistakable.

(It did not ignite).

Political admiration –why?

Continuous admiration?

Ignite the backline?

Has admiration for Clarence Darrow.