Sentence examples for increasingly admired from inspiring English sources

He was increasingly admired in Prague and became principal guest conductor of the Czech Philharmonic (1997-2003).

Early Renaissance paintings, known then as "primitives," were increasingly admired, and in 1904 an important exhibition of "Antica Arte Senese" was held in Siena.

As the film has been watched and watched again, and increasingly admired, the dialogue has come to be accepted as appallingly accurate.

Yet, where the Chinese model used to be roundly criticised for rewarding rote learning, now the system's gruelling schedule and supposed high standards are increasingly admired overseas.

By 1837, Percy's works were well-known and increasingly admired.

It wasn't until her role in Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" at Lincoln Center Theater in 1995 that she settled into a serious stage career, a return that has earned her increasingly admiring notices.

I INCREASINGLY admire the curatorial talents of certain people who, blessed with arcane knowledge and enviable taste, are able to assemble a bunch of unrelated stuff beneath a sure-eyed, all-encompassing ethos, and create a little world that is more than the sum of its parts.

The fact Vardy and Mahrez cost less than £1.5m between them and would probably fetch at least 20 times that sum now says much for the recruitment and scouting department that has its fingerprints all over Leicester's success and is increasingly attracting admiring glances from elsewhere.

Increasingly, consumers expect their most admired companies to "walk the walk" on climate issues.

As President Kim Dae Jung struggled to rebuild his government after a mass cabinet resignation, it appeared today that the big loser may have been his "sunshine policy" toward North Korea, the outstretched hand that is widely admired overseas but increasingly derided at home.

South Africa's globally admired constitution is increasingly talked about by those in the Zuma administration as being either against development or an obstacle to faster public service delivery.