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I became very close to my mother, I admired her and her important job, and I made something of myself.

The more I formerly admired you for your penetration and acuteness of mind, the more do I now weep for you and deplore you.

It's fair to say that this column did not display the sort of cool, rational objectivity for which this newspaper is rightly admired.

But for all that he did over nearly 50 years of service to his nation, and indeed to all humankind, I admired him much, much more.

He said he admired China's achievements in social and economic development and described China as a true great friend of Afghanistan.

The same day, I'd observed an editor in my own office tying himself in knots trying to describe an article that he genuinely admired.

Norcom. 'When Greenspan was more admired, people walked in, looked at him and made positive comments about him, ' says Mr.

I remembered how much I had admired him, and all my love for him came back.

She was seventeen. She was four years older than I and I'd always admired her.

I admired her for her kindness to help people during the darkest periods of their lives.

But the reason why we were friends with him was because he was funny and we admired him for telling it like it was.

Although my relationship with Dad was strained at the end of his life, I admired him a great deal.

I had admired and understood it as a conception of Pablo, although it seemed to me to be somewhat fantastic.

I admired Adam Smith for his personal observations, but there was no experimentation, there was no real modern psychology in it.

He arranged the flowers carefully, as if they were sitting on a grave, then stood up and admired them.

And yet the two admired each other more than they admired any other living poets and corresponded with an unusual seriousness of engagement.

He admired my old typewriter so much, I made him a present of it.

I always told him how much I admired him and he said the same to me.

Paul, who was one of the last people to speak with her, hopes to set the record straight for the Princess he so admired and cherished.

The parent, with no regard for the child's intrinsic urges, seeks to make him over into a replica of an admired relative--or himself.

Patricia Perera was in love with a young businessman, whom she admired for his honesty, integrity and sense of humour.

They, in turn, admired his ability to put his finger on the flaws in a script that might sink a whole film when it was shown to an audience.

I admired him with support. One should wander in a distant place in youth.

I admired and respected her -- for her energy and commitment to others, and especially for her devotion to her two boys.

Villagers all admired her excellent weaving skill and started learning from her. She was now well-known as the Weaving Girl.

What I admired was the love and courage from the care of that butterfly to his fere.

I had admired Senator Gore since I was a young man, and always enjoyed the chances my association with Al gave me to be with him.

eg2: I never had a chance to tell you how much I admired you.

Upon seeing that he was the young man she had admired so long, Lilly felt her heart beat faster.

I was working at a financial firm in New York City with a bunch of very smart people, and I had a brilliant boss that I much admired.

Narcissism is, in a sense, the converse of an habitual sense of sin; it consists in the habit of admiring oneself and wishing to be admired.

A young man was getting ready to graduate from college. For many months he had admired a certain beautiful sports car and told his father.

He made up with his wife who abandoned him three years ago, admired by his neighbors.

He never shies away from physical encounters despite his diminutive stature and his hunger for the game is greatly admired.

You know what an absolute prat he was, how much he admired his worthless father.

Do not know when to begin the support of LeBron. James had, May be because he admired Michael Jordan's sake bar.

When a man feels admired, he feels secure enough to devote himself to his woman and adore her.

He admired astronauts, but, as he said, "I thought they were movie stars. I thought I was kind of a normal kid. "

Here is one of my favorite scenes featuring the words of the teacher Frank seems to have admired most, Mr. O'Halloran.

Your most marked characteristic? A craving to be loved, or, to be more precise, to be caressed and spoiled rather than to be admired.

She admired him for contriving it, though not able to give him much credit for the manner in which it was announced.

Tiffany giggled, she said: "Mom, you admired yourself in such a degree that you think yourself to be somebody so important! "

The company he founded, America Online, was one of thenation's most admired.

Governor Bob Casey, whom I admired for his tenacity in running three times before he won, had been very critical of me.

He certainly looked the part all right, he thought, as he admired himself in the mirror.

This provides objective evidence of their fitness for purpose, as they will have actually been used rather than just admired.

The sense of beauty obviously depends on the nature of mind, irrespective of any real quality in the admired object.

It was an old, beautiful Victorian style house painted in a light blue paint with white trim, any other time I might have admired it.

All the next day he felt unusually depressed and sat about as much as possible, to the irritation of those who admired energy in others.

Kennedy is admired for his moralism, toughness and desire to empower the poor; his story shows "the driving power of social conscience" .

Several weeks later, a visitor admired the stone, looked closely at it, hefted it in his hand and nearly fainted.

I am very proud of him, I admired him keeping going for swimming training, but he should be excellent at his Academy studying well done!

that explains, if the portrait you showed Me. be like, the dark hue I so much admired on the visage of the noble Catalan.

Friends admired his surprise present for his wife and began asking him to make vanes for them.

Dooku admired how hard he studied and the fact that he took the job of a Senatorial aide so seriously.

Any traveler might have admired the minute and untiring industry which cultivated such wide areas as if they were gardens.

I had a brother who admired me, a mother who trusted me and a memory of a little adventure for keeps.

Idiots are those who do nothing but admiring, not knowing how much the admired have done.

All the students in Berlin wanted to see and hear this man whom his adherents so much admired and his opponents so much detested.

Then several readers said they admired me for living such a full and colorful campus life, which flattered me, " said Lu. "

Despite the critical remarks about this book in State and Revolution, Lenin obviously still greatly admired many of its arguments.

He had a pair of white wings, a symbol of power, the public sector is a day long admired the Angels.

Carrie felt that she would like to know her, and a similar feeling stirred in the mind of the other, who admired Carrie's innocent face.

Just to be included in the company of these amazing women I have so admired through the years, has left me slack-jawed with awe.

It is. said one of the emperors admired a particularly intricate grasshopper cage, one of his. craftsman had constructed.

He was of that smart world that she admired so much.

Many are small and exquisite, made to be held in the hand and admired at leisure. But some are as large as two-and-a-half by five feet.

You put your foot in it when you told her how much you admired her husband. They were divorced last year!

The much-admired comedian was one of Hollywood's most active war-time USO entertainers .

he admired her patience and devotion, but he tried to keep himself aloof from her.

Apollo drove his golden carriage across the heavens during the day, admired as the sun-god.

A brilliant battlefield commander and inspiring and colorful leader, Patton was admired by his troops for his great determination.

Some of the Wemmicks admired Lucia for having no dots, so they would urn up and give her a star. But it would fall off.

He took worlds he knew and made them stand in for those kinds of classical ideas. I really admired it.

Without question the Truffaut entry was the surprising highlight, even to one who has admired the French director's films over the years.

He made a speech so wonderfully that everyone present at the conference admired him.

Known as the "Moses of her people, " she was admired by abolitionists such as John Brown, who called her General Tubman.

Among the crowd of Olympian gods the one most widely admired was the sun god Apollo.

Jack Welch, much admired for his achievements as chair-man of General Electric, was later derided for his retirement perks.

It felt like a breakthrough to have his work suddenly validated by an artist he had long admired.

He had many friends and was a man liked by everyone, admired as a professional and a person.

He admired Dooku's initiative and drive, and believed him to be of a new generation of Jedi bred to rule.

The 40-year-old singer is admired as much for her generous posterior as her music while her husband is noticeably thinner than her.

We admired him for the way in which he faces his difficulties.

No, tell her the truth. Tell her you saw her, admired her from afar, and wanted to ask her out.

Do you think she was being sincere when she said she admired me?

She had an air of self-confidence that he admired.

It even invested in Japanese-style bullet trains, rolling out a rail network admired around the globe.

Among the visitors were an old lady and her grandson. The small chick admired the beautiful mountains and snow-covered peaks.

He was a man whom all his friends admired and who won the respect even of his enemies.

He admired her, and was amazed at the vigour with which she took on the unions and defended the free market through the 1980s.

What he admired was the book's depiction of Malcolm's redemptive journey and his redemptive, universalist final year.

Breivik does not even measure up to the ideological coherence of the Nazism he admired.

After my meeting with Ayer, I devised a plan to ask each philosopher I photographed for three names of philosophers they admired.

He made such an excellent speech that everyone admired him.

I hope it may be a consolation to you know that he was respected and admired by those who knew him.

I had admired and almost idolized Mencken as a writer long before I got to meet him, about 1930 or so.

A peasant found a Eagle captured in a trap. and much admired the bird, set him free.

The work of these people is growing the industry at an amazing rate, and their vision is admired across the region.

An Jinlei, a permaculture peasant I mentioned at the end of this article, is one of my most admired role models.

Student activists admired King, but they were critical of his top-down leadership style and were determined to maintain their autonomy.

I admired this confidence that their views would be accepted at least, if not embraced.

Wilderness in those days was a commodity to be tamed and brought to profitable service, not admired for its own sake.

I had admired Rick since high school. He was a year older, popular and good-looking.

was however, packed with moral sentiment, even that of Longfellow, whose work he in general admired.

Where is the flood of other biographical material about this mystical, ornery, ardently admired Southern writer?

It's a fine monument and it ought to be in a place where it can be seen and admired.

Marx, who admired Malthus, was equally astonished by the emergence of the middle class. As he wrote in the "Communist Manifesto"

It seemed that both God and Buddha spread the same splendor and blessing to this piece of land, making it so much admired.

An account of the incident was sent to Kate by the headmistress, and Kate admired Eve 's loyalty in shielding her sister.

If you made all your money as a government administrator, through military conquest, or by extracting tribute, you were admired.

He would have given a great deal to gain a measure of the affection in which the students held the envied and admired Kennedys.

Miss Su was greatly admired for her ? charming manners and pleasant ? conversation.

Jesus' contemporaries admired the Temple: it was a magnificent building, and since it was the house of God, it should last for ever.

It was the richest two hours in Shi Quan's life since he was born. Moreover, it was in a midnight, with a girl whom he admired very much.

During the visit, Chirac admired the archeological site where thousands of objects have been dug up, including bronze animals and statues.

I am very glad to read through your mail this moment and i am admired with you.

Seizing the moment - in oratory, athletics, or battle - was admired and viewed as an indication of skill.

Many people admired him for being very eloquent, but his father-in-law despised him for that.

We admired him for his total commitment to Indian Liberation .

Steve Jobs was the great exception, widely admired precisely because he is seen as a quintessentially American self-made man.

We watched as the National Christmas Tree was lit and admired the chef as he put the final icing on the gingerbread house.

Much as he loved and admired the press, Mr. Lewis considered the courts to be the bedrock institution of American freedom.

Blum flipped past an evocative sandstone carving of a child and a pelican, then admired a griffin plaque.

Lambasted by the media last season after some theatrical behaviour, he's now one of the most admired players in Europe.

Something else I admired was that he didn't treat me like a girl who only related to pink ribbons and Barbies. He treated me like a person.

It is fair to say that the Supreme Court of Chief Justice John Roberts is not extravagantly admired by Democrats.

Our mission is to be one of the leaders in performance running and one of the most admired.

I will love all manners of men for each has qualities to be admired even though they be hidden.

I did not speak to any of them those are the people who you've admired all these years, the ones who are creating dreams.

He decided to become a lawyer because his grandfather, who worked the lift at a courthouse, admired lawyers.

The general was admired by his soldiers.

In the years between these milestones, Gary has distinguished himself as one of our nation's most respected and admired public servants.

Rais stated at his trial that he admired the heads and body parts of his more beautiful victims.

Such an excellent consumer, we have admired and satisfied for purchasing preference so far.

Shark: They are hard for me. But I admired the monks. Their performances are deeply impressed me, better than movie's.

Many women admired her dress, but an army of male fans were happily distracted by her shapely rear as the procession went up the aisle.

The worst tragedy for a poet is to be admired through being misunderstood. ---J. Cocteau.

This simple interaction with a man whom i admired greatly has had a deep impact on my life.

Its public sector may be bloated and its tax burden excessive, yet the quality of its public officials is widely admired.

They greatly admired his audacity and the incredible successes which had crowned it .

Le n said he was saddened by the death Saturday of John Paul II, whom he admired.

Looking on her statue again when we leaved , I really admired that she lived in such a good place.

Some with good skills could skate wonderfully. I admired them from the bottom of my heart.

I lost a very dear friend, someone who I admired, someone who was the greatest talent I ever met or worked with.

Even before he became the secretary, he had admired the boss in secret. Now he was his valet, his dog, and his man Friday.

We all admired her for the way she saved the children from the fire.

to join the crew and I felt this was a great honor as I had admired lots of DOA productions during 86-87.

Aside from the recession, it is important to ask what this once- admired mechanism costs to run.

Its 57th-floor "sky pod" , which seems to balance precariously atop three curving towers, is widely admired.

This sounds a terrible idea but the book is a great read and I admired her honesty in putting her teenage self into print.

Although his vision was not completely achieved, his unerring belief in the importance of our history and passion is to be admired.

The reserved. the powerful. the admired. have the most need of such a refuge. Swift himself found it so.

When you were kids, you all admired the champion marble shooter, the fastest runner, the big league ball players, the toughest boxers.

It was at the top of the food chain the planet's oceans and greatly admired by Clan Sea Fox.

In modern society, professional is respected and admired. It requires each worker in his post to have professional knowledge.

Widely admired for its global and cutting-edge curriculum, Columbia Business School is one of the leading business schools in the world.

I first admired him through his books, and later got to know him personally.

I discovered Sweet William, which I had admired for years in Grandpa's garden without knowing its name. And I planted it in his honor.

I totally admired him, adored and idolized everything about him.

Some of the Wemmicks admired Lucia for having no dots, sp they would run up and give her a star.

FIFTY years ago, in the glorious age of three-martini lunches and all-smoking offices, America's car companies were universally admired.

To this end, according to Mr. Kaplan, the U. S. can learn something from India, whose soft power is admired around the world.

With a unique form of presentation, China's calligraphy is deeply admired by people.

More than one-third of the managers we interviewed mentioned the great influence that executives they admired had exerted on their careers.

Some of them told him that they admired those workers who got sick leave approvals so they could get some rest.

the Greek lyric poet of Lesbos; much admired although only fragments of her poetry have been preserved (6th century BC).

The latter is, of the two, more generally understood, more widely admired, more violently challenged and discussed.

William Butler Yeats ranks among the most widely admired and intensively studied writers of the twentieth century.

Among our honours: Corporate Board Member magazine rates us among the 10 most admired corporate law firms in the United States.

Such activities were greatly admired as they combined expert knowledge with a creative instinct.

For centuries afterward, ships sailed over the drowned city while passengers admired the beauty of its statuary from above.

For years she was on an American list of the most admired women.

Long admired and sought-after in China, it was a great honour even for an aristocrat to own a piece of Phoebe nanmu furniture.

All those who knew him admired him for his good work.

Now it is are one of the world's leading providers of mobile phones and is admired as a leader in innovation.

FOR: Has long been touted as one of the favoured successors and is admired by many at Old Trafford.

Bush was admired by the dull and mean pianist at the bottom of the slope.

Her arms are much admired. Her legs are just, you know, legs.

With development of nearly 3years, M-zone has been a fashion telecommunication brand chased and admired by the young.

These truly spectacular sights can be admired from the hotel's panoramic rooftop terrace featuring a restaurant and bar.

One man who admired her and followed her everywhere was the unpleasant Bentley Drummle. One day I asked her about him.

Then he turned once more to the looking-glass, that people should think he admired his garments.

Ranieri may be known as 'Tinker Man', but his versatility is admired by the England boss.

While admired for their exacting skills, biotics' motives are not always trusted by the common soldier.

His eyes burst with blue as he admired his handiwork.

The majority of America is delighted to see that it once again has a leader who is respected and admired, and even loved, around the world.

He regarded it as a truly important matter, and he clearly admired its two heroes as men of taste, wit, and intelligence.

And gradually from week to week the character of each tree came out, and it admired itself reflected in the smooth mirror of the lake.

The colonists in general wanted to believe that the Indians wanted us here, that they admired our way of life, that they needed us.

To admired the top marks in the girl's report card, hung on the wall, and asked about her plans for the future.

It's fair to call him the most widely adored and admired male diva of the late 20th century.

Pyrrhus admired Fabricius and invited him to be his chief of staff.

Apparently, Kurosawa admired Ford so much that he sported dark glasses in imitation of the master.

WS: Reading her letters in the Royal Archives in Windsor Castle and talking to her friends from all walks of life who loved and admired her.

One question is whether the countries whose policies they admired during the good times are more resilient in hard times.

The Countess dutifully admired the pictures, but offered no opinion as to which the Queen should choose.

and that the book had been refuted by Milton Friedman, though he admired Keynes's earlier work on monetarism.

Mr. Updike said he admired "that open-ended Zen quality they have, the way they don't snap shut. "

and so, by the time winter, most of the cultural treasures of the city are laid out to be admired.

All the staff of our company have long admired your excellent research activities and would enjoy learning more about your work.

Except that Steerforth was more to be admired than ever, I remember nothing.

"You look beautiful, " Maranda said as she admired Sarah's white ruffled dress and long lace veil.

De Tocqueville, much as he admired the United States, found this patriotism irritating.

To be a teacher that be admired by his students is also a kind of happiness.

Its products were admired for their elegant software, but the company struggled to make money and changed direction repeatedly.

In this video, first, a little girl's face appeared, and then it was how various sexy and beautiful women got admired through surgeries.

He has always been admired by his team-mates, but not loved. He hasn't endeared himself in the way that Pepe Reina has, for example.

Injaz said he admired Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The reforms of the Thatcher era not only became core tenets of New Labour's policies but were widely admired across the European Union.

and it's important that we live up to those expectations. We're a company that's admired probably as much as any on the planet. . .

He admired their beauty and decided to tie them all to his tail.

But it is behind the scenes that he has come into his own, admired for his analysis and frank style.

She admired the various points of view like one who has studied nature, and the best representations of art.

She admired the serious light in which he looked at serious things.

I got along very well with my host family and admired Little Bit, a puppy that became like a little brother to me.

Banking supervision in the territory is widely admired throughout the Asian region and loan underwriting standards are carefully monitored.

He's admired for his new perspectives on technology and its relevance to history, biology and religion.

A large crowd gathered, and they all admired his heart for it was perfect. There was not a flaw in it.

Though they disliked his policy, they admired his determination to do what was needed.

The young woman felt something stir within her, and she definitely admired Jagged Fel for his piloting skill and icy cool demeanor.

Diamond is an esteemed neuroanatomist and one of the most admired professors at the University of California, Berkeley.

Down in the World Park, tourists admired a collection of miniaturized world monuments such as the Golden Gate Bridge and the pyramids.

People like Steve Jobs change our world. My sincere condolences to his loved ones and to everyone who admired his intellect and talent.

He laughed quietly and suddenly felt much at ease--he was admired by the girl dancer as well.

"It was dragged out often and admired and its story was told many times to family and friends, " she wrote on Trade Me.

His colleagues admired him but they were envious of his public success.

Admired as a business-minded, mainstream conservative, Mr Portman faced no challenge for the nomination.

The visitors admired his paintings, but particularly the portrait of his daughter.

He told us he'd watched every one of our videos, admired what we did, and that we had a lot of courage.

When something is in plenty it is not admired, but admired in case of scarcity.

Even before they were acquainted, he had admired Osborn in secret. Now he was his valet, his dog, his man Friday.

In a 2007 poll, Stewart ranked as one of the top four most admired anchors in the US.

Montana dusk frames the delicate silhouette of a pronghorn , the antelope [William] Clark admired as 'keenly made. . . and butifull.

The understanding of sea power has since evolved, yet Mahan is now hugely admired in Asia's two most populous powers.

He has, indeed, become a scandal free, global star admired by millions of fans, with a phenomenal talent for scoring goals.

He was the equal of the great authors whom he admired.

Over the carved mantelpiece, flanked by elaborate sconces and two arched recesses for books, hangs a much-admired oil painting.

This extraordinary achievement has been praised, admired and hailed as a model for racial harmony by many countries, including Singapore.

Perhaps you've always admired your grandma's ability to make Christmas puddings, or maybe your grandpa is an expert carpenter.

Long-term growth seems certain, but India's spectrum regime, once admired, is now an embarrassment.

This Sweden admired Napoleon so much that he wanted to join the French army and fight for him.

But Diana would later say that she admired his beautiful blue eyes.

He admired the effrontery with which she bargained .

Frequently, Nature, to take it first, has been chiefly admired for the richness and variety of its structures.

Today, UPS is a global company with one of the most recognized and admired brands in the world.

This Swede admired Napoleon so much that he wanted to join the French army and fight for him.

Much as he admired her looks and her manners, he had no wish to marry her.

McCain had adopted a child from Bangladesh, one of the many reasons I admired him.

At a graduation ceremony in June, soldiers with Pakistan's Frontier Corps admired another soldier's graduation certificate.