Meanings of admire very in English

Your brother, for such I presume he is, I admire very much.

I don't believe that I admire very successful people.

I certainly don't say to you Jeff Campbell I admire very much the way you take to be good Jeff Campbell.

Very shy persons, for instance, invariably admire very self-possessed ones, and in trying to imitate them occasionally exhibit a cold-blooded arrogance which is amazing.

Aunt Henshaw showed me an old-fashioned pair of ear-rings, which I admired very much.

You are a man I once admired very much-stilladmire.

All of which I have admired very much indeed.'

Then his Majesty rejoined Dorothy and led her through the gardens, which she admired very much.

The face also I admired very much.

He admires very much the spirit animating you, and hopes that a flourishing community will develop there.

And a lady I- Iadmirevery much.

It is like some girl who can't get a man she admires very much to notice her.

I was certainly not a hip-hop aficionado but there were certainly a few artists I admired very much.

He compares Feydeau to Chateaubriand, admires very much the Lepreux de la cite d'Aoste, finds Don Quichotte tedious, etc.

My father was a man who admired very few things, but was still capable of excusing a great many.

Mabait did nearly all of the hard work in the palace, so he was admired very much by the king.