Third, they will both stir admiration for the electoral sorcery that produced winning streaks for Labour, but will both face a question: what legacy of substance did they leave behind?
True, there were a few that went about quick and stirred with admiration for this clean, exciting prose, but most of the reviewers dismissed the volume with a tolerant smile and the word "stark".
And yet clips of Kennedy on the campaign trail and in the White House show a man who is in many ways the definition of "presidential," ardently committed to his political course, able even 50 years later to stir great admiration, and antipathy, with his words.
Sullenberger's humility stirs the public admiration, Gibbon said.
"There isn't a name that stirs more love, more admiration, more respect," she said, adding, "Thank you, Gabby".
For Alex Salmond, such moments of communal nationalism must stir a mixture of admiration and deep frustration.
Suggestions that he cannot compromise, lead within a team or suffer criticism are "absolutely baseless", says Gujarat's chief minister.No politician stirs as much anger, or grudging admiration, as the burly Mr Modi.
"The sound of this peerless orchestra always stirs anew feelings of tender gratitude and admiration," he said in 1948.
Re "A Five-Ring Opening Circus, Weirdly and Unabashedly British," July 28: Sarah Lyall's take on the Olympic opening ceremony stirred in this Briton a mixture of admiration and nostalgia.
The sentences fell this week like plump acorns out of the slowly reddening oak tree of my reading, stirred by the brisk early autumn breeze of my admiration, into the woven wicker basket of my Twitter feed.
