admire **

I admire him now, the way he takes control of a game.

She took him outside to admire the view a few times.

Even many who admire him do not know what he looks like.

But you have to admire him for at least trying.

As a child, I admired him and his hard work.

I'd just like to say how much I admire your work.

Which was not the way someone looked when their things were admired.

People seemed only to admire him for what he did.

But she was not the kind of woman I admire for myself.

We want to be free to admire the work of our own hands.

Why am I beginning to admire these people so much?

Never in his life had he been admired by a woman.

And I admire the way in which you are trying to help her.

And I admire what all of you do very much.

And now I really must let you admire the view.

One I do admire very much for the sort of person she is.

Her parents had gone inside the house, having admired Bill's performance.

At school, she has become quite admired for her great voice.

If I let him admire himself long enough, he worked with a will.

On the way down, he had time to admire the view.

He admired the photo and went to the next one.

I have always admired my mother for working so hard to bring us up well.

Or maybe I just wanted my wife and child to admire me a little.

His relationship with all of you was so very special and admired by everyone.

They are only books made by other people for you to look at and admire.