Sentence examples for is generally admired from inspiring English sources

In Congress, Paul is generally admired for his fidelity to principle and lack of ego.

Well, Harry Truman is generally admired now, and he was not on any pedestal.

The former is generally admired and revered by the common people: the latter is commonly more esteemed and adopted by what are called people of fashion.

Although the allegations are shocking in a town where Mr. Marsh is generally admired, many residents said they were not surprised.

Involved in every regional conundrum, such as efforts to reunite the Palestinians and bring them to a peace deal with Israel, he is generally admired by his counterparts.

In mitigation, the performance of Lloyd Owen as Nick (the crypto-Powell) is generally admired; and Maxine Peake (as the playwright's alter ego) is applauded loudly.

(Sheff decided to write the book, which in spite of the title is generally admiring, after watching his young son Nic get hooked on Super Mario; Nic's addiction, years later, to methamphetamine became fodder for another book).

While he is generally admiring of the agency where he worked for 20 years, the refrain throughout his book is that the F.B.I. cares little about recovering stolen artwork, a job it is often better equipped to perform than local law-enforcement agencies.

Our friend gasped and the clerk said yes, the set was generally admired.

Day was socially inept and uncouth, his hair unkempt, but he was generally admired for his honesty and idealism.Apart from the bad hair, what's not to like?

There were doubters and dissenters, of course, but he was generally admired as a thinker, esteemed as a colleague, and idolized as a teacher.