Sentence examples for when admiring from inspiring English sources
But Michelin inspectors write stuffy, generic things like "The words posh and exclusive come to mind when admiring the spacious tables, corner banquettes, and stunning views".
When admiring this 17-year-old's maturity, it would be natural to credit his parents, Gretchen and Randy Sheckler, if only they demonstrated his level-headedness.
Its homely crudeness was a reminder of how inhuman a place Antarctica is, something you could forget when admiring ice packs from the comfort of a cruise ship.
Toward the end of my trip, as I barreled along a stretch of highway back to Birmingham, I was struck by something I had not imagined when admiring Evans's black-and-white photographs: The landscape is saturated with color.
By Walter Winchell The New Yorker, July 20 , 1929P. 12 Miss Lillie in Hollywood, when admiring the stars, says she knows some day they will all come together and spell "Marion Davies".
But, as Van Gogh wrote when admiring this painting, "Rembrandt says things for which there are no words in any language".Artistic comparisons inevitably turn into contests, yet it seems invidious to declare a winner here, especially when the real winner is the viewer, who gets more than the sum of the exhibition's parts.
There are now 3,000 sculptures dispersed throughout the rock garden, not including the many rocks which, when admired carefully, contort to resemble the human face.
When your admiring public visits the resulting page, they encounter miniatures of the photos on which they can click for the full-size versions.
When Irene, admiring her youngest child's drawings of her, inquires about the "stick with a little half-moon" that always appears at the end of her hand, the first grader replies simply: "The wineglass".
He perks up when I admire it, then looks a little sad when I confess ignorance of the designers.
When Sitwell admired a writer she would go to any lengths to honour him, and when she loved a friend she would give all she had.
