Sentence examples for strong admiration from inspiring English sources

He never again met Li Bai, despite his strong admiration for his older, freewheeling contemporary.

Meryl Streep confessed a strong admiration for Thatcher after playing her in The Iron Lady.

She developed a strong admiration for the music of Ludwig van Beethoven and eventually became a concert manager.

Looking at it, I was filled with curiosity, and a strong admiration for the sculptural skill involved.

He was a solid, good early-century man, a scion of business, and, according to his biographers, is best described politically as a Republican with a strong admiration for Taft.

Mr. Fossella said he decided to support Mr. Bush early last year: indeed, he appeared at a news conference with Mr. Molinari to endorse Mr. Bush "I still have a strong admiration for Guy Molinari," Mr. Fossella said.

Bloody Sunday was a dreadful day for the army, but Blair made a point of saying that he had the "strongest admiration" for the role played by the security forces over the years during the Troubles.

"A warm, trustworthy person who is also strong elicits admiration, but only after you've established trust does your strength become a gift rather than a threat".

Much of this is based on strong customer admiration and respect as the company has the fifth-highest score for emotional appeal in Harris Interactive's survey.

Though it was inspired by the notoriously sentimental movie of 1996, this stage version prompts few emotions stronger than admiration for the kind of conscientious neatness that schoolteachers reward with gold stars.

He elicits strong reactions of admiration or contempt in Washington.