Sentence examples for we understand and admire from inspiring English sources

"We're a community building company and speak passionately to a community we understand and admire," Stedman says.

That night I started to understand and admire what my father did.

"I have heard many stories about Shackleton since I was very young and as I grew older, I started to understand and admire Shackleton more," he wrote.

They understand and admire the tactical superiority of continental European soccer and the superior verbal skills of European soccer players who play in England and can speak with wit and point on our television.

It's all stuff from that thesis project I kept talking about, a map of thoughts of what I understand and admire.

We understand, and usually admire, Mrs. Clinton's determination.

We used to call it being a late-bloomer, something we understood and forgave, admired even.

"After all, this is a unique monument of universal significance that can only be understood and admired if it is complete.

That does sound hostile to Japan, but the book is saved by the fact that Crichton understands and admires the Japanese modus operandi - he's just exasperated that the US has conspired to make it all so easy for them.

Clothing allowed us to be inspired by one another, to understand and even admire each other.

But they understand me, and admire my skill".