Sentence examples for some admire from inspiring English sources

Most admired the raiders' daring; some admire Mr. Amin's aggressiveness but many dislike him.

Some admire the Egyptian army's suppression of Islamists.Beyond the economy and the balance between secularism and Islam, security has been an important issue.

Some admire Gove's free-spirited willingness to try out ideas, and then ditch them; his willingness to confess plainly to the Commons that he had gone "a bridge too far" was certainly refreshing.

Economists at National Bank of Greece, an Athens lender, predict that, if Greece returns to the drachma, incomes will fall by at least 55%, bank lending rates would reach 37%, output would plunge by 22% and property values would fall by half.Yet some admire Mr Tsipras for answering back.

Some admire Spain's system, which requires banks to make extra provision for losses in good times, so that when loans turn sour their profits and thus capital fall by less.It is too soon to know if prices exaggerate the ultimate losses on credit products.

No doubt, some admire him for at least being willing to attack Israel — however over the top his language may be — in a city where most politicians would throw Mom and apple pie overboard before they'd utter an unflattering syllable about that country.

SOME admired its influence; others decried its interference.

His older brother, along with some admiring girls, coaxed him onto the track.

Some admired its beauty, some discussed Dan Brown's theory and others talked about its religious significance..

The very qualities that some admired and others loathed seemed to have been turned upside down.

Shown at both the Cannes and New York film festivals before its theatrical release on Friday, "Storytelling" has gotten mixed reviews -- some angry or dismissive, some admiring, some grudgingly admiring.