Sentence examples for more admired from inspiring English sources
It is more admired than learned from.
India's other giant conglomerate, Tata, is more admired, but Reliance has better finances.
He was more admired for his bravery than strategic military nous.
In France, there are few more admired directors than Jean-Pierre Melville.
"She is more hated and more admired than anyone since Churchill," a Conservative M.P. told Newhouse.
Throughout their career the Ramones endured the frustration of being more admired overseas than at home.
This has made him a poet more despised than admired, and more admired than loved.
It turns out there is plenty of historical precedent for blondes being more admired.
NO QUALITY is more admired among the political classes than that of having "a safe pair of hands".
"I think he's a player that will be more admired in retrospect than he was appreciated at the time".
The civil servant who crosses over the private line is not only better paid, but more admired.
