Sentence examples for some admiration from inspiring English sources

Now, was there some admiration for what they were doing?

Mission accomplished, the coach then professed some admiration for the opposition his team had just destroyed.

The Czechs also deserve some admiration for the umbrellas-and-rain boots joke.

If you were connected with football, you had to have some admiration.

He added, with some admiration, "After the first firefight, he didn't give up".

I admit to some admiration for this exaggerated and infuriating commitment to pleasing themselves.

SOME restaurants win admiration.

There was some Americana admiration going on here, even if the trucks concerned mainly wore Japanese badges.

There was some grudging admiration for the drastic measures in place in, for example, Anping county in the northern province of Hebei, around Beijing.

"I have some grudging admiration for them," said Akhil Amar, a professor of law and political science at Yale and author of a book on the Constitution.

"Although they were totally different in background and personality, evidently there was some mutual admiration of each other and an understanding that each one was a special person".