Sentence examples for learn to admire from inspiring English sources

This is true November weather, in which I learn to admire the stoicism of the animals all over again.

Follow my advice and you will find peace, learn to admire your enemies and do some asset/liability matching.

In an extraordinarily short time, and working with a small and brilliant staff, he gave his country an aircraft that Luftwaffe pilots would soon learn to admire; famously, when asked by Hermann Goering what he wanted most to fight the RAF at the time of the Battle of Britain, Adolf Galland, the Luftwaffe ace, asked for Spitfires.

Every night, write what ever you have done in the day or try to write short stories, make it your own fantasy world, and learn to admire your own work.

Only when I learned to admire this flawed and dangerous man was I able to think of killing him.

Observing and writing about Catherine, I learned to admire her remarkable human qualities — her intelligence, courage, perseverance, humor, wit, resourcefulness, lack of pretension.

She "gives herself wholly to its dangers and hardships", and learns to admire the land's honesty — what she calls its "open face".

Carter gets in a few digs at lawyers: Abigail "had learned to admire the lawyerly skill of stating utter nonsense while displaying so sober a mien that everybody assumed you were right".

He loved efficient, strong government, enjoyed power, and had learned to admire justice, though in his own affairs it was often the letter, not the spirit of the law that he observed.

Bahrani sketches out a sickeningly ironic mentor relationship between the two men, and like a Vichy collaborator learning to admire the Germans, Dennis finds himself submitting to Carver's tutelage and ideology: survival is all, making a buck is all.

We first met Bill in 1961 and have had the privilege of working with him in the interim years and have learned to admire and respect his brilliance and judgment as well as his extraordinary leadership.