Sentence examples for more admired for from inspiring English sources

He was more admired for his bravery than strategic military nous.

"I see myself being more admired for my age than for my films, which, being good or bad, will always be my responsibility.

In time, Mr. Soto regained his footing at City Ballet, though he would be continue to more admired for his partnering than for his virtuosic skills.

There's Gide, Joyce, and Mann, and you certainly have to regard them as philosophical novelists, but don't you agree that each of them is more admired for his fiction than for the philosophical questions he raises?

To this day chaebol families are more admired for their economic contribution than reviled for their criminal propensities, which are often viewed as the foibles of a ruling aristocracy.

Poets and writers have long hailed the aesthetic qualities of the ash, whose Latin name, Fraxinus excelsior, celebrates its heavenly height, but it is even more admired for its utilitarian qualities.

There could be no more admired architect for this job than Wallace Harrison.

"Tchaikovsky is today more admired than deplored for his emotional frankness; if his music seems harried and insecure, so are we all".

No major college athletic program had a comparable impeccable reputation and no football program and football coach was more admired and praised for "doing it the right way" than Joe Paterno and the Nittany Lions.

John Park, 17, said that the older he got, the more admired his mother and father for teaching him the values of hard work and sacrifice.

It turns out there is plenty of historical precedent for blondes being more admired.