Sentence examples for obviously admired from inspiring English sources

Yeltsin obviously admired the youthful and energetic reformer; at one point he even spoke of Nemtsov as his successor.

In other words, while Kennedy obviously admired military valor, he saw it as subservient to political leadership.

"But he obviously admired her – this is him as a friend writing something nice for her … praising her".

But more and more of the "secular Palestinians in Israel and the West Bank" — whom he obviously admires — do.

"I grew up obviously admiring Lady Diana's style, the amount that she gave, the charities," she said.

Mr. Nell, who lives and works in Alabama, obviously admires the work of Fairfield Porter, and in his own endeavors, shape, color and texture prevail over meticulous rendering.

Amaker obviously admires Michigan State Coach Tom Izzo, who lost three starters from last season's national championship team and may have made the Spartans better.

It can't be the sweet-souled but happily married real-estate agent who obviously admires Frances, or any of the three Polish workmen at the villa, one of whom is a mere teen-ager.

Bill Moyers, the host who knows and obviously admires Mr. Wright, gave the pastor every chance to elaborate on his bona fides, including two years in the Marine Corps and four as a Navy cardiopulmonary technician.

Scammell obviously admires and even, while not omitting Koestler's many disagreeable features, likes Koestler (I don't suppose you could sire a work of this magnitude without such affection).

In contrast to the go-for-broke emotional immediacy Garland churned up like a great actress, Mr. Wainwright is an arch bohemian dandy who is far too self-conscious to give himself heart and soul to standards he obviously admires, but finds technically daunting, and in many cases doesn't know that well.