Sentence examples for with much admiration from inspiring English sources

Pope Pius XI is credited with much admiration for Mussolini.

I have since then followed Alan's career from afar, with much admiration for his superb recordings of Handel operas.

This past year I read the novels, stories, and memoirs of friends and acquaintances with much admiration.

This past year I read the novels, stories, and memoirs of friends, colleagues, students, and acquaintances with much admiration.

We will remember him with much admiration and affection for his profound wisdom and sense of humor.

By Lorrie Moore December 14, 2010 This past year I read the novels, stories, and memoirs of friends and acquaintances with much admiration.

Maybe four decades from now, history will look back on the Affordable Care Act with as much admiration as the 1972 Dolphins.

"After my site visit, to be on the ground and experience the kind of work conditions, but yet still witness the incredible impact they are making, I will always look at community and grassroots leaders with so much admiration" says, Meschac.

My fictional secretary, Maggie Hope, would say the same of her Mr. Churchill, with just as much admiration and affection.

Finlay now expresses much admiration for MacDiarmid, with whom he made his peace before the latter's death in 1978.

All the same, his daring and military skill, combined with his sternness toward the oppressors of the Hindus, won him much admiration.