Sentence examples for which admirer from inspiring English sources

Which admirer of Fraser's "cheerful potboilers" would not concede that his historical endnotes are "distractingly informative" or ruefully agree that "to keep his pot boiling, Fraser keeps tossing fresh female bodies into it"?

It is the one point on which admirers and detractors can agree.

Like Obama in '08, she's a blank screen onto which admirers can project whatever they most want to see.

As befits an inert object of obsession, the cheese has become a blank slate upon which admirers can express their passions and idiosyncrasies.

An obituary on Sunday about the composer, arranger, conductor and keyboardist Clare Fischer referred incorrectly to a recording of Antonio Carlos Jobim's "One Note Samba" to which admirers of Mr. Fischer posted links after learning of his death.

I told him I had been shocked to find, inside the shrine, that Khomeini's coffin was placed on view inside a glass box the size of a house, and that there was a slit in the glass through which admirers could throw money.

It's a new phase for Emin and one which admirers will surely welcome.

Listening and perhaps asking questions are the primary ways of experiencing the work, which one admirer has characterized as "nonvisual abstraction".

To which his admirers will reply: get over it.

Rajapaksa is a veteran politician with a commanding physical presence, a trademark smile, and a folksy charisma, which his admirers liken to that of the late Ronald Reagan.

The water shortage may be a metaphor for the director's creative desiccation, which his admirers can only hope is temporary.