Sentence examples for whose admiration for from inspiring English sources

No one was more ardent in buffering the American policy against Vatican criticism than Catholic neoconservatives whose admiration for the pope usually knows no bounds.

The Sandinista leader, Daniel Ortega, whose admiration for Fidel Castro made him anathema in Washington, often delivered a monologue about how American intervention had disfigured his country.

Meanwhile, Annie, whose admiration for Crowe is far more objective, sees Juliet, Naked for what it is: "Juliet but without all the good bits".

We meet an idealistic Pakistani émigré, living in Washington, whose admiration for America is cruelly tested after a misunderstanding involving the presidential motorcade leads to his bruising detention and a sneering interrogation by the Secret Service.

Bigger than life if smaller than his persona, Carlos the Jackal entered the world stage in 1949 as Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, the eldest son of a Venezuelan lawyer and Marxist whose admiration for Vladimir Ilyich Lenin was so fierce that he named his other sons Vladimir and Lenin.

Paul Fussell, the wide-ranging, stingingly opinionated literary scholar and cultural critic whose admiration for Samuel Johnson, Kingsley Amis and the Boy Scout Handbook and his withering scorn for the romanticization of war, the predominance of television and much of American society were dispensed in more than 20 books, died on Wednesday in Medford, Ore.

For Thomas Mann, whose admiration of Goethe took the form of spiritual imitation, Goethe was above all an educator, but one who had first to learn, through experience, the wisdom he taught.

Of the three, Southern comes across with particular vigor, a Texas libertine whose passionate admiration for, of all people, Henry Green leads him to write a novel called "Flash and Filigree".

Lewis's style "may be more classical than Pattinson's semi-method manner," she wrote, but Lewis "handles the role of the married consul, whose amused admiration for Bell flares into love, with a deftness that had us palpably relaxing during his scenes".

"When I'm walking around Manhattan, I'm always scanning for gray hair," said Ari Seth Cohen, 29, whose respect and admiration for the confident fashions of those more than twice his age led him to start posting photos of stylish older people in August 2008.

This is a bit of a problem for John Kerry, whose greater-than-average admiration for French policies has received some attention.