self-admiration

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• France’s wealthiest man spoke of Tiffany as an American icon and expressed his “intense respect and admiration” for the business.

• They have a deep and sometimes pathological need for admiration and status—in fact, they may feel entitled to it.

• Improvisation is a highly complex form of creative behavior that justly inspires our awe and admiration.

• Others placed hand written messages next framed photos of the late-Supreme Court justice expressing their love and admiration for her.

• I once managed to land a job offer by casually referencing my admiration for Leonard Cohen during the interview.

• Others earn our admiration because they belong more to a particular moment.

• The pride and admiration Vial has for the artists who put on Cirque du Soleil is evident.

• He made no bones about his great admiration for FDR, who was his mentor, and he had roots too in the Truman administration.

• In the ruling, she expressed her admiration for Ms. Fitzmaurice.

• To his close friends, Picasso did not hide his admiration for the Iberian sculptures.

• One of the first out-goings of admiration towards form is the child's praise of "tiny" things.

• Admiration for brilliant colours, for moving things, such as feathers, is common to the two.

• The mother played her accompaniments and at the same time watched her daughter with greedy admiration and nervous apprehension.

• His unbounded generosity won for him the admiration of all his race, who graciously recognized him as their Maguinoó.

• Mrs. Pell was a very elegant and accomplished woman; her manners were the theme of universal admiration in our neighbourhood.