Sentence examples for this admiration of from inspiring English sources

It's double-sided, this admiration of ecstasy.

This admiration of autocrats was not limited to leaders shaped by communism, however.

How should we feel about this admiration of Britain from non-white people across Europe?

And spliced in with all this admiration of others are his own fondly remembered disappointments: the doomed near-stardom on a shopping channel, the time he lost his solitary line in a film – effectively bumped down from bit part to extra.

And this admiration for the improvisational skills of immigrants seems to prevent Talde from taking himself too seriously.

Of course, this admiration for German cultural seriousness must not be pushed too far, especially in connection with Bayreuth.

This wins him the admiration of the mob, and as a result he soon finds himself entrusted with absolute power".

When the Metropolitan Opera gave the American premiere of Gluck's "Iphigénie en Tauride" in 1916, the critic for The New York Times, Richard Aldrich, praised the work but added, "Whether the opera will make a place for itself in the admiration of this public is something of a question".

But there were other sources for this admiration, all of them, ironically, perfectly French.

This has earned him the admiration of Mugabe's critics, and the enmity of the regime.

This has only intensified the admiration of his mainly male, fortysomething fanbase.