Sentence examples for profoundly admire from inspiring English sources

Their curiosity for our world knows no bounds, and it's something I profoundly admire.

I profoundly admire Sylvie's work as part of the diaspora, with the diaspora, and her stirring words are inspiring.

On the other hand, few people who have seen "The Hurt Locker" — a real Iraq War story, not a sci-fi allegory — actively dislike it, and many profoundly admire it.

(By the same token, I think T. R., reconstituted today, would support Mr. Obama. He had many of the racial prejudices of his generation, but he profoundly admired any black man who prevailed against them).

BARGEMUSIC The schedule at the floating chamber-music series begins with a concert of violin sonatas by Beethoven (including the "Spring") and by Handel, an older master he profoundly admired, performed by the violinist Mark Peskanov and the pianist Jeffrey Swann, both of whom will be featured in the two weeks of concerts to come.

Although the short sprint was considered the main event, in that each Olympiad was named after the winner of it, in the early, vigorous centuries of the Games the winner of the pentathlon was the most profoundly admired victor of all — the superb, rounded athlete, the epitome of coördination and skill, as strong as he was swift.

"SATURDAYS WITH BUXTEHUDE" John Scott, who is not only the director of the St. Thomas Choir but a virtuoso organist besides, offers the last in a series of forty-five-minute concerts celebrating the three-hundredth birthday of the Danish master, whose works for the organ were profoundly admired by Handel and Bach.

Janáček profoundly admired Tchaikovsky, and particularly appreciated his highly developed musical thought in connection with the use of Russian folk motifs.