Sentence examples for kind of admiration from inspiring English sources
Despite that kind of admiration Mr. Kaiser's life can be solitary.
Indeed, some in the traveling press corps report a kind of admiration for Mr. Bush's resilience.
Those Bostonians continue to speak of him in low tones, but, outside of that group, it became common to express a kind of admiration for Bulger.
He en joys a kind of admiration from all, not for any talent or worldly success or spiritual superiority, but for astonishing survival.
Me, I was moved to a queer kind of admiration for the skill and energy with which Booker has assembled his polemic.
With all its glossy crinkles and frills, kale seemed to her worthy of the kind of admiration more usually accorded to roses or lilies.
Since then, her vividly painted, lushly romantic images of rock stars, film idols, and, eventually, fellow-artists and friends have brought her the kind of fervid admiration that non-admirers find inexplicable and annoying.
We have a kind of mutual admiration society.
"That place is awesome," Palmer said with a kind of lopsided admiration.
De Quincey offered the kind of obsessive admiration on which the poet thrived.
Rather sweetly, the two antagonists from last year's play-off have formed a kind of mutual admiration society.
