The writer, who has always sustained a great admiration for trapeze artists, was inspired to travel to the Berlin Wintergarten, after seeing aerialist Alfredo Codona perform there in the movie "Variety".
By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, May 11 , 1968P. 38 The writer, who has always sustained a great admiration for trapeze artists, was inspired to travel to the Berlin Wintergarten, after seeing aerialist Alfredo Codona perform there in the movie "Variety".
My own response leaned more toward respect and admiration than sustained emotional engagement.
If in the context of literary history admiration can be said to entail sustained academic interest, and love to consist of centuries of popularity among both scholars and laymen alike, Dryden seems to have spoken for posterity.
However, where admiration and respect are found, love will be sustained.
This tribute to a long and happy companionship brought me to tears, and to a wrenching admiration for the casual luck and fierce determination that sustained her family.
Yet respect and admiration from one's face-to-face groups might bring sustained [Subjective Well-Being]," concludes a new Berkeley study, which finds that the respect of one's peers is far more predictive of an MBA's happiness after graduation than their income.
(On Saturday afternoon, his sustained ronds de jambes en l'air alone made you want to cry with admiration).
Of course, there were differences between them - Britain's Tony Blair has won wide admiration in the US for his straight talk - but they sustained a common determination to stop mass murder.
They have provided accessible maternity services in hospitals and communities, gained sustained respect from the communities they serve, and are described with affection and admiration by managers and policymakers in each country' [ 32].
