Sentence examples for term of admiration from inspiring English sources

This is not, as a rule, a term of admiration.

Back in the 70s, I was the first person to write about Frank and Lucian Freud in terms of admiration.

Based on a sound and prudent financial mind-set and its priorities firmly focused on the fans, the league has continued to grow in not only a financial sense, but in terms of admiration and quality on the field.

It would be impossible to select terms of admiration too strong in which to speak of her "Non più mesta," either as a piece of joyous expression or simply as a vocal display.

From North Carolina, where he lives in retirement, Hines states, in a letter: He is, in my view, a person of…engaging and surprising complexities.…My estimate of him and his episcopate tends to come forth in terms of admiration, prideful amazement, and lasting gratitude.

From North Carolina, where he lives in retirement, Hines states, in a letter: **{:.break one} ** He is, in my view, a person of…engaging and surprising complexities.…My estimate of him and his episcopate tends to come forth in terms of admiration, prideful amazement, and lasting gratitude.

"This was something that impressed me from day one – these are people who've been to staff college, they've been to university, they're educated, upper-middle class people, chosen for their qualities and their abilities… and they all spoke to me in private in terms of glowing admiration of the Chief.

In the world of Manuel, the Mets' interim manager, gangsta is considered the ultimate compliment, a term of respect and admiration.

One of the things that struck Michael Lewis, who told Beane's story in his 2003 book (of the same title), was how thoroughly Beane and Brand (in real life, Paul DePodesta, who did not want to be in the film) ignored the team's scouts, a group of barnacled, heavily travelled savants who valued young players with the right "tools" or "a great body" (a term of athletic, not sexual, admiration).

Decades later, Francis I talked with the sculptor Benvenuto Cellini about Leonardo in terms of the utmost admiration and esteem.

And it was in terms of this framework that the elements of admiration in the ambivalent portrait of Kane made sense.