Sentence examples for which admiration from inspiring English sources

She has written a swift and elegant introduction to Spielberg's life and work, in which admiration for his talents and his stupefying success overcomes most of her resistance.

So they do have a responsibility and an onus to return that much they're asking for, which is admiration, love and appreciation, and give it back to them as well.

Strauss heartily agreed, and an artistic partnership was born in which mutual admiration between composer and writer ran deep.

When I was 16 my feelings about Len Hutton were only just on the respectable side of the line which divides admiration from adulation.

Roger Lewis's biography in 2002 was in many ways a silly, posturing book, with an animus behind it that reminded me of Lawrance Thompson's "official" life of Robert Frost, in which slavish admiration had given way to rancorous loathing.

Cliff Levy's article in the magazine about sending his non-Russian-speaking children to a Russian school received hundreds of comments when it ran in September — not a few of which expressed admiration for Vasiliy Bogin, the school's charismatic principal.

This gives the woman something to appreciate, something to admire which reflects your admiration of her.

This is real grit and attracts genuine admiration, which has a more solid effect on your self esteem than tricking people into applauding fake success.

If Roxanne wanted admiration, which was her nature, what was it that Old Mrs. Crozier wanted?

I can feel my admiration, which is great, shading embarrassingly into something approaching fondness.

Heather's opening words showed the sense of humour which won her admiration from readers around the world.