Sentence examples for no admiration from inspiring English sources

"There is no admiration between them, I do assure you".

The history of the Brotherhood and of its impact in the Middle East inspires no admiration.

No admiration, no tact, no caution, no politeness, no responsibility in any way.

"I have no admiration for anyone who puts his personal interests before the people's interests," Yormark said.

The greatest and most essential virtue is thanklessness, the ability to keep serving even when there are no evident rewards — no fame, no admiration, no gratitude.

Yet, because he had taken his stand in the meekest possible fashion (he pleaded illness), it earned him no admiration among the rebels.

"Mr Welles was a great storyteller," said Mr Munn, "but he had no particular admiration for John Wayne".

As Warren Lewis recalled, "We were no mutual admiration society: praise for good work was unstinted, but censure for bad work or even not-so-good work was often brutally frank".

She got a taste of what the future is like playing Madison Keys, who matched her power [in the semi-finals]." Sharapova's iciness might leave people cold, but there could be no withholding admiration for the heat of her commitment.

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.

The circle-A is covered in multiple layers the day I join her for a sodden doorstep session in her coastal Lancastrian constituency, but I know it's there after Andy Burnham referred to it – teasingly, but with no little admiration – in a speech at a Labour fundraising dinner last year.