When I was a student I passionately admired him.
Perhaps only Walt Whitman — whom Mayakovsky passionately admired — wrote with similar breadth and exhilaration.
Though Kean remained a passionately admired actor, as a public figure he became increasingly unpopular.
John Grigg died while only two-thirds of the way through his magisterial account of the man he passionately admired.
"There are people who are passionately admiring of her real juvenilia, but I'm not one of them," he said, breezily, when asked about Austen's even earlier novella "Love and Friendship," the source of his film's title.
She was a performer who was arguably better than Newman: certainly he passionately admired her as an artist and, perhaps, felt her Oscar success (for The Three Faces of Eve, in 1958) keenly before he won his.
The Board and Staff of LCT are saddened by the death of our good friend and enthusiastic advocate, Hinda, who loved and enjoyed the work of the theater and was especially devoted to our literary journal, the LCT Review, which she believed in passionately, admired wholeheartedly and supported generously.
Gilmour also claimed not to have encountered any Canadian writers he admired passionately enough to teach.
She was talking about her girlfriend and spoke passionately about what she admired most in her, gushing over her kindness, her intelligence and her wit.
Scott Goldsmith, the president of media at Intersection, is a slim, intense native New Yorker, graying at the temples, who admires the Link passionately: "It will completely change how people interact with the city.
