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admirance old use

Now is a good time to stand back in admiration.

Believe me, I have nothing but admiration for the man.

Admiration was something he seemed to need most of all.

He still did not know what to make of such admiration.

I have no particular admiration for the things you did.

I'd had all the admiration I needed in a year or two.

She'd never had a man look at her with such open admiration.

They said nothing, but their admiration for her body was clear.

She felt admiration for all the people around her who had worked so hard.

I have great admiration for the men who came forward.

It looked more like the admiration he had seen earlier.

There was more than a little admiration in his voice.

I have strong admiration for you, as I've said before.

I knew what it was like to look at your father with something less than admiration.

What would it be like to have a woman look at him with admiration?

It took me more than a year to get used to doing without admiration.

I've got great admiration for him in a lot of stuff he's done.

I would never let this be a reason to end my support and admiration for your paper.

But there is clearly another reason for the students' admiration.

But as the hours passed, she began to win admiration.

I'm still a country boy when it comes to admiration for this Government.

For a long time, teachers got by on respect and admiration.

He took a few steps, then looked back in admiration.

He ran his eyes up and down her with something like admiration.

I caught his look of admiration as he gave her a hand.