Sentence examples similar to remarkable admiration from inspiring English sources

She treated her condition with remarkable tenacity, gaining considerable admiration from colleagues and friends.

I remember that visit to him as a remarkable occasion, because with the admiration I immediately felt for Tripp's work it also occurred to me that I, too, would like to do something one day other than giving lectures and holding seminars.

"This research was triggered by admiration of our remarkable capability to adapt button-pressing", said Professor Antti Oulasvirta at Aalto University.

Cook also deserves our praise and admiration for his remarkable displays with the bat in his short reign.

Indeed, discovering the watch's capacity to reproduce would only increase an observer's admiration for its remarkable complexity: No answer is given to this question, by telling us that a preceding watch produced it.

One government informant expressed respect and admiration at the remarkable level of dedication the advocates possessed: "In some cases it is sort of beyond commitment, they have come to embody what it is they are doing.

This enthusiasm sprang partly from admiration for AIG's remarkable performance, but there was a darker side as well.

I have had the greatest admiration for Soyinka's remarkable work and his political courage for many years.

But the ministers who were in the most critical departments of economic policy and justice achieved remarkable stability and trust, gaining the admiration of foreign governments.

His innovative and comprehensive scholarly work, based on new and precise methods of production and control is remarkable and has earned him international admiration to this day.

The admiration grew as the remarkable rendition exemplified the new miracle of records: that an instant of sound might capture listeners' souls forever.