“In only six weeks, he and his crew took part in three dramatic rescues, which earned him the admiration of the nation.”

“That is the way it is done in France, where they have had, for more than a century, a central bank which is the admiration of the world.”

“They all sat in stunned admiration as Whistler danced about the studio, singing and lunging at the canvas.”

“If so, perhaps both continuity and connection, or perhaps continuity and admirability, are needed.”

“I will tell you about humility that demands exploring in the domain of taste, a domain that depends on our senses, our feelings that are as full of admirability as they lack perfection.”

“His magnanimity in discharging his epistemic duty, moreover, magnifies the admirability of his response.”

“Fan loyalty or admirance of the sports star will not provide a fan of a sports star a justifiable reason to use such sports star's trademark.”

“Shastri was both a disciple of Gandhi and an admirer of Nehru, but he was also his own man.”

“Could she have been wrong about Kip being her secret admirer the whole time?”

“As an admirer of Indian culture and music, he has been deeply influenced by Indian philosophy and religion.”

“We are late arrivals to all this and I have nothing but admirations to those who beat me to the punch by a few decades.”

“Anathemas and admirations roll off his tongue as though it were a production line.”

“He transforms each of his admirations, sooner or later, into a portrait.”

“In the Balkan languages, the same forms used for the inferential mood also function as admiratives.”

“Claire Denis was given a triumphant welcome by admirers familiar with her complete filmography.”

“The new cultural confidence was particularly marked among admirers of English letters.”

“Rachel has attracted her share of admirers from others in the company, however.”