Sentence examples for sort of admiration from inspiring English sources

THE ruling centre-left inspires a warped sort of admiration.

He also talked about a different sort of admiration: a crush on his teacher.

And that look — amusement combined with a sort of admiration — lit his eyes.

After filing past the coffin, Caryn Fate, 52, of Simi Valley offered a different sort of admiration.

The outstanding horses, like Blame, who won the Breeders' Cup Classic last year, are written about with a special sort of admiration.

But it's also impossible not to feel a fuzzy warmth in her presence: her kind of contentment – "writers are never happy, but I am, totally… I am so lucky" – induces, not envy, but a giddy sort of admiration.

It appears that Mr. Pagès and Mr. Lévy could end up forming some sort of mutual admiration society.

Female athletes' appearance is also widely commented on, often either critically or with a sort of lecherous admiration.

This sort of rhapsodic admiration was not uncommon, and it was in part a reflection of Furtwängler's own deeply philosophical method.

It appears that Mr. Pag and Mr. L? could end up forming some sort of mutual admiration society, though Mr. Pag confides that he is not convinced that the other philosopher thoroughly read his book on the sex life of Kant.

A couple of years later, at the mostly white high school he attended, in Ithaca, New York, he was usually the only black student in the courses he took, and that fact alone made his teachers and classmates treat him as exceptional: even his ordinary efforts won him a sort of astonished admiration.