Sentence examples for less admiration from inspiring English sources

You worked as his speechwriter when he was vice president, but have expressed less admiration for his son.

Although William IV yearned for restoration to the offices held by the princes of Orange before him in the provinces to the south, he accepted, with no less admiration and commitment than the regents, the perfection and immutability of the Dutch constitutional system, with the single difference that he envisioned it including the stadtholderate for all the provinces.

Ideally, each year, the growth rate for different industries should be published, with great admiration for industries that produce more public good, and less admiration or none at all for those that diminish public good.

Together with two battlecruisers a type for which the Germans had less admiration than Fisher, but which could be built under authorization for armoured cruisers, rather than capital ships these classes gave Germany a total of ten modern capital ships built or building in 1909.

Individuals or households that perceived quality of care as good were more willing to pay than those who perceive the quality with less admiration [ 31, 39].

Individuals or households that perceived quality of care as good were found to be more willing to pay than those who perceived the quality with less admiration as reported in Burkina Faso and Nigeria [ 31, 39].

Produced by the cash-strapped independent Allied Artists, the film employs a minimally rendered period setting to provide cover for a more or less frank admiration (at least, up until the last reel) of youth in revolt: teenagers with tommy guns.

The point from which I am compelled to view them is not, certainly the most favorable; and yet I cannot contemplate their great deeds with less than admiration.

Politicians could spend less time feigning admiration for babies and more time governing.

It seemed as if most voters would have given him their backing, less out of admiration than for fear that his departure would bring further political chaos.

Viereck cited not just Burke's famous contempt for the French Revolution but also his less well-known admiration for the American one, along with his opposition to slavery.