Mcteague was stupefied with admiration.
You inspire me with admiration.
The crowd's admiration is sadistic.
Her wondrous beauty raised admiration in him.
Adoration and admiration will overwhelm you.
Her wit and intelligence extorted their admiration.
He's a master diver, "Ambrose said." In feigned admiration.
To avoid that pain we translate envy into admiration.
His speech called forth admiration from all the people present.
For centuries this city has attracted the admiration of the world.
The most illustrious scientists of the century deserve our respect and admiration.
I don't understand that how can one get admiration, while the same time get fired?
Three cheers for (ie Shout `hurray' three times to show admiration for) the bride and groom!
People gasped with admiration at the superb skill of the gymnasts.
These families are also making difficult sacrifices for our country, and they deserve our admiration and gratitude as well.
The Burgeoning influence of Qatar in the Arab world arouses admiration, suspicion and puzzlement. But its motives are mainly pragmatic.
There is nothing in the world that I want to occupy. I know no one deserves my admiration.
Once a child starts to excel at something?whether it's math, piano, pitching or ballet?he or she gets praise, admiration and satisfaction.
Queenslanders have shown their resilience and adaptability this year in the face of extraordinary events. People from elsewhere in Australia have nothing but admiration for you.
Their doggedness earned them the “bitter admiration” of the allied forces as they fought their bloody way through Normandy to liberate Paris.
But both are social constructs, and their iconic status conjures up a spectrum of human feelings, ranging from love to hatred, admiration to suspicion.
To ex-subjects of the Soviet imperium, talk of officially encouraged admiration for “fraternal” nations, laced with displays of embroidery, cuisine and folk-dancing, sounds cloying.
Fortunately, you do not have to buy the author's wider musings or share his admiration of Mr Clinton, Al Gore and Kofi Annan to enjoy this ambitious journey through history and politics.
But Sir Alistair, in his admiration for these bravura performances, and for his hero's undeniable charm, glosses over how indifferent Mr Kissinger was to the internal dynamics of nations.
He expressed admiration for the achievements that Brunei people have scored under the leadership of the Sultan and congratulated the Sultan upon the successful hosting of APEC meeting by Brunei.
The frenzy of Romeo's and Juliet's love, the fury of King Lear's impotent lamentation, the all-consuming fire of Othello's jealousy, these were the things that roused us to enthusiastic admiration.
