Sentence examples for obvious admiration from inspiring English sources

"Take Paris Hilton," he said, with obvious admiration.

Mr. Bittman's patience, aided by his obvious admiration for Mr. Henderson, prevails.

The whole thing is shot through with the obvious admiration of one artist for the craftsmanship of another.

(Brent's obvious admiration for him didn't stop Finchy from accusing Brent of having spent an evening "having a Pot Noodle and a wank", a memorable television moment).

The story describes, with obvious admiration, a young army officer who commits seppuku, or ritual disembowelment, to demonstrate his loyalty to the Japanese emperor.

The textures and colours of the bullfight, from the "suits of lights" to the curdling pools of blood on sand, have rarely been depicted with such obvious admiration.

As is often mentioned, Henson and Howard worked together in the similarly genre-defying film "Hustle & Flow," and the performers' easy chemistry and obvious mutual admiration go far in establishing the critical relationship of the story.

The honor of beginning the second volume belongs to Thomas Hobbes, who is the first philosopher to elicit in Ryan an obvious excitement and admiration.

Hampton writes with obvious fondness and admiration for his subject, but he struggles to inspire the same feelings in the reader who is not already a devotee.

Never Apologise works in a different register, but again Anderson's pessimism and misanthropy are made palatable by the obvious love and admiration of an old friend.

The admiration was obvious but the insights were few.