Sentence examples for won admiration from from inspiring English sources

The show is a global coming-out party for a project that has won admiration from many in the aviation world for its promotion of renewable energy.

Joey has won admiration from his fellow celebrities for his effort and determination in the trials and is hotly-tipped to emerge as king of the jungle.

A consumer-goods veteran who has also run Nabisco, Mr. Kilts has won admiration from no less than Warren E. Buffett.

Her openness and lack of racial animosity, a notable trait in Atlanta politics, quickly won admiration from skeptics, including the largely white downtown business community.

In the mid 1990s, the Duchess of York faced debts of more than £4 million but she won admiration from inside and outside her circle for the way she buckled down and paid them off.

It made her the highest female flyer in Fleet Street and she won admiration from most of her male colleagues, though some just couldn't come to terms with her being their boss.

On Tuesday Ms. DiDonato, with a cast on her leg covered by a pink stocking, performed from a wheelchair, winning admiration from her colleagues and bravos from the Covent Garden audience.

There she was, a member of the broadcasting wing of the Republican party, holding him to account more effectively than anyone else, and winning admiration from people who would rather have a colonoscopy than watch Fox News.

The narcissist's ultimate goal is to impress and win admiration from others, meaning that all their hard work isn't really related to doing a good job and feeling good about it, but more connected to their fantasy of all the kudos they will get when the work ultimately gets turned in.

Ashton has won admiration for her competence, thoroughness, and likability.

John Darwin's Unfinished Empire: The Global Expansion of Britain won admiration for its scope and disinterested scholarship.