Sentence examples for left admired from inspiring English sources

This, however, is not a pass to be foolish...these animals are best left admired without physical touch.

For much of the rest, one is left admiring the production's technical skill.

I left admiring his skill, and even his defiance of good taste – but the material's hard work.

You're left admiring the music's seriousness without ever really being convinced by what it is trying to say.

She talked unlike any leader on the French left, admiring Tony Blair's employment record and using taboo phrases like "labour flexibility".

But it seems a curiously airless play; and, in Laurence Boswell's production, one is left admiring the dexterity of the three performers.

For the moment suffice it to say that I spent much time gladly staring at his landscapes and still lifes, which people seem strangely to underrate or ignore, and I left admiring how the little figure paintings at the show's end, just finished, seem to command as much psychic space as the big nudes of Leigh Bowery, the late Australian performance artist.

I take a left then another left, admiring the scenery.

Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy is an admirable subject but one that left her admiring biographer empty-handed.

But I left hugely admiring the achievement – as an imaginative feat it's stunningly dense and psychedelic, and I also admired Barney's physical bravery.

Leaving, she admired a birdhouse.