9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Admire' in a Sentence
"To look at with a sense of wonder, pleasure, or approval." more
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By the time she graduates, she will have admired the beauty of the campus.
By the time the concert concludes, fans will have admired the band's unforgettable performance.
By the closing credits, moviegoers will have admired the actors' outstanding performances.
By the end of the trip, he will have admired the stunning landscapes of the countryside.
Before the competition ends, spectators will have admired the athletes' incredible feats.
After the book is published, readers will have admired the author's storytelling prowess.
After the experiment concludes, scientists will have admired the breakthrough discovery.
After the performance, the audience will have admired the skill of the talented musicians.
Before the ceremony concludes, they will have admired the newlyweds' heartfelt vows.
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