Sentence examples for state of admiration from inspiring English sources

This turns quickly from a state of admiration, sexual or otherwise, to objectification, a removal of someone's story (and a close up of their balls).

I saw it at the Maryland Film Festival last May, and, while writing about it then, in a state of admiration and astonishment, I fully expected that it would be rushed to waiting audiences.

Upon coming to he said he had had 'a first-rate dream – very quiet – and had dreamed of Napoleon; had not the slightest consciousness of pain;' and he left the chair feeling no uneasiness of any kind, and evidently in a high state of admiration.

The alpha-male ethic ensures that these incidents end up with the teammates in a state of mutual admiration, even affection.

It's one, I'd say, that leaves you in a state of quiet admiration rather than swept off your feet.

Despite drifting back to a state of cautious admiration (my MacBook Pro really better not blow up), I've decided to proceed with this piece, because the polarizing nature of Apple is an interesting topic that deserves to be examined further.

At a 1994 news conference there, Mr. Chavez, clearly dazzled by having been treated almost as a head of state, was full of admiration for Mr. Castro and the Cuban revolution.

But you read on in a state of increasingly sullen admiration, as if at some lavishly produced but interminable carnival.

While the comic relief is mostly welcome, Mr. Fry truly shines when ardently defending and explicating the virtues of form (though he is quick to state his admiration of free verse).

I was leaving the Picasso Museum, in a state of rapture and boundless admiration, and at that moment I could not have been offered anything, or any two things, that would have tempted me more.

My heart swells with pride, so much so that I think it might burst in a combined state of total love and admiration, as well as fear that I must share them with a world I cannot control.