Sentence examples for increased admiration for from inspiring English sources

My increased admiration for S.U.V.'s comes from playing Angel Studio's Smuggler's Run.

They thanked me so profusely that I realized that they were grateful less for the fan than for what they took as a sign of my increased admiration for him.

An attraction to melancholy was also innate, if counterbalanced by his increasing admiration for Berlioz.

His mystical leanings and scholarly temperament led him to enter the Brigittine monastery at Altomünster in 1520, but his growing disillusionment with the Roman Catholic view that the bread and wine of the Eucharist are transubstantiated into the body and blood of Christ and his increasing admiration for Martin Luther caused him to leave in 1522.

"There's an increasing understanding of these dynamics, and so I think a lessened tendency to view victims as 'troublemakers,' and actually increasing admiration for their bravery in speaking out," Saul said.

For example, Ottoman diplomatic skill in a very difficult environment has attracted increasing admiration from many scholars.

And some volunteered that the film had increased their admiration for the movie's director, Mel Gibson.

In fact, my involvement in the school only increased my admiration for the outstanding teachers my children encountered at Lambeth Academy.

Air raids during my occasional visits to London scared me stiff and only increased my admiration for the civilian population, who were lucky if they only lost their homes.

The revelation that there was another story behind the one I was enjoying was as much a shock to me as it is to Pip, but that only increased my admiration for a novelist who treats his plot rather as Jaggers treats Miss Havisham in her wheelchair, using one hand to push her ahead while putting "the other in his trousers-pocket as if the pocket were full of secrets".

It increases our admiration for the selflessness of Americans fighting in Iraq.