Sentence examples for make me admire from inspiring English sources

At the very least, what Rushdie says about it would make me admire it unseen.

The fact that I disagree with much of it does not make me admire it less or recommend it less warmly.

Those things made me admire her".

Which makes me admire him, actually.

The suggestion that my father might be tricky reassured me and made me admire him.

"Knowing how difficult it is to lead a party makes me admire Nigel Farage all the more," Carswell wrote in the Times.

Hirsi Ali put an end to it with a magnanimity that made me admire her all the more.

There is something uncanny about the widescreen scope and detail of these prints that makes me admire them more than love them.

(And the scene's length made me admire Shakespeare's economy in dealing with unhinged women: the mad scenes of Ophelia and Lady Macbeth don't rival those of bel canto opera in length, as Penthea's does).

"Dad seemed a little nervous about revealing his secrets, but reading his account made me admire him even more and marvel that someone who had undergone such difficulties could have become such a warm and loving family man," says Adam.

As I read them, I kept imagining what the online comment replies to a long story on pornography would have been like, and this made me admire the letters.