Sentence examples for which is admired from inspiring English sources

Leopardi's genius, his frustrated hopes, and his pain found their best outlet in his poetry, which is admired for its brilliance, intensity, and effortless musicality.

In 1994 she turned down a scholarship at Harvard to help draft South Africa's new constitution, which is admired around the world for its liberal principles.

David Poley, chief executive of Portman Group, a trade group of UK alcoholic drinks producers, said: "We are proud of the regulatory system for alcohol in the UK which is admired across the world.

"You could say that we are taking a risk by transforming something which is admired and loved by so many people," said Gilles Fresson, the historian overseeing the work for the rectorate of Chartres cathedral.

"While Hindi cinema is not realistic," says Dwyer, "some may see this behaviour, which is admired by viewers, as acceptable, and follow it in real life where practices such as 'Eve-teasing' [sexual harassment] are widespread".

His experiences in the revolution were recorded in his volume of memoirs (which has also been called both a novel and a chronicle), El águila y la serpiente (1928; The Eagle and the Serpent), which is admired in part for its insights into the personalities of those who shaped the revolution.

He has special abilities and qualities which are admired here at the club and around the world.

The staging of Shakespeare's plays was revolutionized by Granville-Barker's productions at the Savoy Theatre, which were admired for their simplicity, fluidity, and speed.

London Transport's roundel is incorporated within the design, which was admired by the art historian Ernst Gombrich in The Image and the Eye in 1982.

He writes terse, telling songs, full of unreliable narrators with ignoble impulses, which are admired by critics, fellow songwriters and a cult of fans.

His satire is constantly sharpened by variety of presentation, and he achieves vivid stylistic effects, which were admired by such eminent writers as the 19th-century novelists Gustave Flaubert and the Goncourt brothers.