Norman Mailer, author, said: "Quick thoughts: Nixon's crime is his inability to rise above admiration for the corporation.
His wisdom was matched by his compassion, and the confluence of those qualities caused the world to rise in admiration.
It must be terrible, crisscrossing the country.' Kerry answered, 'C'est affreux'It 'st's awful.' " De Chalvron's voice rose with admiration.
The reasons a school repeatedly captures the admiration of Rising Star judges are as varied as the shows they produce.
And the huge skyscraper that, thankfully, no one any longer seems to call the Freedom Tower is rising, to almost no one's admiration or gratitude.
We've always admired famous people, but our admiration for those who admire themselves has been rising for decades.
Not surprisingly, his rising prominence has made him the source of both admiration and unease.
The stock price rose, it won the admiration of industry leaders, and it was the recipient of the sort of drooling business magazine cover articles that executives tend to hang in office hallways.
Ellie was gazing around the garden as if she were not so much excited as interested by the turn of events, and Henry was surprised by the grateful feeling of admiration that rose from somewhere beneath his feet and rushed toward his heart.
It is also known for its admiration of corporate bigwigs.Until he was beset by this scandal nearly a year ago, Mr McDonnell was a rising star in the national Republican Party.
As Greek and Latin studies decline in the Western education system, admiration for Roman sculpture and the fascination with its rediscovery in the Renaissance age — which changed the course of European art forever — keep rising.
