Sentence examples for simple admiration from inspiring English sources

Now the word is used to convey simple admiration for a job well done.

As for Dame Judi and Ms. Higgins, there may be more than simple admiration (and the fact that both are from Yorkshire) linking the two women.

Other than discomfort with his hyper-striving parents, who make him feel like a footnote to their accomplishments, there's little to explain Cameron's allegiance to Leonard Gray, except maybe simple admiration: "At least he was honest," Cameron tells his interlocutor.

The debts he owes on his horses weigh so heavily on Ballindine that he actually hates them for a bit, but when he goes out to the Curragh and watches Brien Boru gallop, he is engulfed again with simple admiration and fondness for such a beautiful animal.

With the real and fictional Diane Lockharts of this world, the girl crush is gaining a new spirit and evolving into something much more powerful than simple admiration.

Our choice of collaborators was then based on the simple principle of admiration for other people's work.

Fallon's expression was less of criticism than of admiration and simple awe.

And then there's the simple fact that creative admiration can be an interference.

It concludes with a simple, "Love, power, respect, admiration - to you all".

These wells of space and color exemplify Judd's frequent use of surprise to create suspense and clarity; they also reflect his origins in painting and his lifelong admiration for the simple forms and strong colors of painters like Barnett Newman, Mark Rothko and Josef Albers.

Nicholas Serota, the director of the Tate, said in a statement that Mr. Turnbull's art had come from his "admiration for the simple forms of ancient and Eastern cultures and his abiding search for the essence in any object," but that it "always had a humanist sensibility that identified it as profoundly European".