Sentence examples similar to seriously admire from inspiring English sources

I seriously admired four of the leading dancers: in "Emeralds," Jared Angle as the first man, and Sara Mearns as the first woman to enter alone; in "Rubies," Teresa Reichlen as the soloist; in "Diamonds," Philip Neal.

This, according to officials, was the moment when father started to take his son seriously: to admire him but also to worry about him.

"But seriously, I do admire her".

Paul, a seventy-one-year-old medical doctor and a Texas congressman, is the candidate of the seriously disaffected, who admire his casting of the Iraq war (which he voted against) as a consequence of an arrogant American empire.

Seriously, Tina, I admire you and what you've accomplished.

If someone jokes about that you don't take yourself too seriously and people will admire that Try to make eye contact when talking and remember to smile at everyone.

And did anyone ever take her seriously enough to dislike her, let alone admire her?

"And I greatly admire Nadine Gordimer, who also did some seriously dangerous things way back in her youth.

They come to admire great art and take themselves seriously.

It makes one take more seriously the parts of Lincoln's action he claims to admire.

What do you admire in them that would lead you to take them seriously?