Sentence examples for often admire from inspiring English sources

Sad to say, we often admire Nicolas Poussin without greatly loving him.

Activists seek to live holistic lives, and we often admire them for it.

Collectors of Cardew works often admire the burn marks and mistakes as reminders of his brave ambitions.

I don't forget how disabled I am and I often admire how open-minded these men are.

He is seen as the most forceful candidate; how much that helps remains to be seen, since health ministers often admire forceful leadership only when it is applied to others.

But foreign fans, in both club and international football, often admire their English counterparts' sheer passion, the staggering numbers that travel to major tournaments, their array of songs and chants - and their capacity for drink, of course.

Passionate over-eaters are entirely welcome and often much admired – can anyone really claim that Inzamam Ul-Haq or David Boon would have been so thoroughly loved had they been slim?

Elected officials and other important figures often admired his gall.

They were curious and often admiring, I thought!

Then my neighbor Arlene offered me a glorious coppery rosebush I had often admired.

We had often admired the look of that valley below us as we went towards Bath.