While describing in great detail the various ups and downs of the campaign, as based on his analysis of the campaign files and the recollections of some 150 individuals involved in the campaign, the author
admiringly casts Reagan as a deeply principled politician who overcame opposition from within and without his own party by staunchly hewing to his beliefs.
Every confectionary artist's dream is to have people ask
admiringly "Who made this cake?" Readers will surely be surprised at the answer provided in this colorful book.
LaHood spoke
admiringly of Spain's bullet trains, which reach speeds of 215 mph.
The great frustration of books about heroic principals "succeeding against enormous odds," five of whom are vividly and
admiringly profiled here, is that the U.S.
A report published by the Department for Children, Schools and Familes highlighted recent examples of "concerns" that have been reported in British schools, including a primary school pupil who spoke
admiringly of the bombers who killed 52 people in London in July 2005 as the "7/7 martyrs".
The Entertainment Weekly soiree at STK restaurant lauded Island DefJam music topper Antonio "L.A." Reid, who spoke
admiringly about Kanye West's performance at the kudofest.
"We at House & Garden have always looked
admiringly at what New York City and IMG 7th on Sixth have done with Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, so when NYC and Co.
Up in the Royal Box, Borg smiled
admiringly and applauded softly, recognising the champion's achievement in drawing level with him on 11 Grand Slams in what turned out to be arguably the toughest match of his life.
At a lunch Carmela had with her girlfriends at Vesuvio, the women spoke
admiringly of Hillary as a role model, someone who was able to turn a sow's ear of a marriage into a silk purse.
(Don't worry, investigative journalism triumphed: "Finally, Barbara Walters outshouts Castro and the rest of the guests loudly enough to ask him what kind of a host he is that he has a dinner party and doesn't even feed his guests," Quinn
admiringly recounted.)
What's most unfortunate is that some teachers (even some adjudicators), upon hearing a technically demanding performance of very difficult repertoire (demanding for both the player and the listener!), look
admiringly at the teacher ("I can't believe you taught an 8-year-old to play that Ballade!"), in spite of the fact that the quality of the performance is nothing that anyone would describe as beautiful.
Naylor writes
admiringly of the mettle shown by American soldiers: "It was a sergeant's right, all right, and the sergeants were giving it everything they had.
Suppliers--who include most of the biggest names in electronics, entertainment, packaged food, apparel, and jewelry--speak
admiringly but often wincingly of Wal-Mart's emphasis on getting their products at the lowest possible price.
"He and his work have a wonderful, rich humanity," she says
admiringly.
Ek, my eldest son did
admiringly well on my behalf to make a decision to take her back to the temple and not to have her to go through all the painful medical assistance.
