Now he can add being feted by household names in a sport beloved of his country's nemesis to a list of achievements over the past year that have horrified observers and induced grudging admiration.
What's more, his superpowers (incredible aerobic capacity coupled with the ability to manipulate other people's minds) will induce envy and admiration from more ordinary readers.
Immersed in Amadeo's kinetic visual concepts animated by a dance troupe he directed, The Lost Star induced gasps of admiration with costuming largely designed by the ravishing blonde artist herself.
Hitherto, Israel has had a phenomenal ability to induce both feelings of empathy, admiration, respect, and awe, but its anomalous behavior and actions provokes sometimes feelings of hatred, antagonism, aggravation, and anger.
Mak treats America as an oft-divorced, drug-abusing, crass but inexplicably adorable uncle – a beloved, improbable entity whose successes inspire admiration and envy even as his blunders induce groans.
For a reader agnostic about this novelist, the book induced alternating annoyance and admiration.
But such admiration has, so far, not induced any of them to follow her example.
"Reading 10 of her collections in a row has induced in me not a glow of admiration but a state of mental torpor," he wrote.
But it's also impossible not to feel a fuzzy warmth in her presence: her kind of contentment – "writers are never happy, but I am, totally… I am so lucky" – induces, not envy, but a giddy sort of admiration.
So I have great admiration for them.
