great admirer

Ever since then I've been a great admirer of his work.

I was always a great admirer of your father, sir.

At another point, a woman approached the President to tell him her son was a great admirer.

He's a great admirer of yours, as they all are.

I was a great admirer of the 70's smiley too.

"I have been a great admirer of you always," he had replied.

A. I am a great admirer of good copy editing.

But we're great admirers of each other's work, and we had to make friends again anyway."

In his college days he was for a short time a great admirer of Hegel.

I love the Night Watch particularly, but am a great admirer of all your work.

First I knew her as a friend and was a great admirer of her writing.

Although they'd never met, they told each other that they were great admirers of the other's work.

We've published her several times over the years and are great admirers of her work.

He was a great admirer of his uncle and father-in-law.

"I'm a great admirer of the vice president, but some people in my community aren't."

"A great admirer of hers, I wanted in no way to be influenced by her work.

"Not that I'm any great admirer of her work."

"She's a great admirer of yours, and perhaps she'll listen to you," he wrote.

She was a great admirer of his work and found his company delightful.

"He said he was a great admirer of my husband's work.

He has always been a great admirer of Scott Fitzgerald.

He was a great admirer of the dialect and wrote several verses in it.

Robespierre was in his turn a great admirer of Rousseau.

Havel was a great admirer of both Baez and her work.

An ardent anthropologist himself, he was a great admirer of Papa's works.