admiringly

"You have so many different things to take care of," the boy said admiringly.

It is great to be able to write admiringly of local government.

One says admiringly that there is "so much order here."

One of them said admiringly to another, I love your new skin color, where did you get it?

"You put things in a whole new fight me," he said admiringly.

He heard the others whispering admiringly of what they knew was coming.

The little boy looked up at Ralph admiringly as his mother led him past.

She took that in and then tipped her head admiringly.

"You were so right," the little lawyer told her admiringly.

"They can do anything," she said admiringly of her colleagues.

So that's what a legend looks like, she thought admiringly.

"The king must have caught everyone by surprise," he said admiringly.

"You're pretty good on your feet," he said admiringly to me.

"Nice shoes," I said admiringly as we looked each other up and down.

"You always know everything," Doyle had said to him admiringly.

"You must be a very wonderful man," he said admiringly.

"She looks as if she'd use her sword well when the time comes," said someone admiringly.

The women looked at him admiringly even as they lamented.

He stepped back a few feet and examined her figure admiringly.

Then he scratched his head and looked admiringly at the youth.

The woman who'd first come forward was running her fingers through the child's fine hair while the others watched admiringly.

"I've sure heard a lot about you," he said admiringly.

He just stared astonished and admiringly at them for a long time.

People who have worked with him talk admiringly of his collaborative methods.

Steel looked at her for a moment, and then chuckled admiringly.