ADMIRATION QUOTES III

quotations about admiration

In social media, admiration is easy to come by and it's everywhere. How else can you express your approval of another as clearly and as simply as a Like on Facebook? If giving likes is approval, then getting likes is being approved of. And since getting likes is essential for the successful social media user, our online selves become dependent on external approval.

MICHAEL JASCZ

"The Me, Me, Me of Social Media Might Make You End Up Alone, Alone, Alone", Huffington Post, July 1, 2015


Heaping such admiration and trust on people in power helps sustain a fantasy that those who look after us are all-knowing, or believing that being close to great people helps us feel better about ourselves.

NAOMI SHRAGAI

"How not to worship your boss", Financial Times, July 26, 2016


Admiration is another way we pray. Through the act of admiration, you are in a state of prayer. Now I speak of true admiration, and not envy.

PRECIOSA S. SOLIVEN

"30th EDSA still awaits revolution in the inner life of Filipinos", PhilStar Global, February 25, 2016


You always admire what you really don't understand.

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

Meet the Press, Sep. 16, 1956

Tags: Eleanor Roosevelt


The way to self-love and admiration is to behave like someone you love and admire.

ASPEN MATIS

"Trust Thyself: What Girl in the Woods Author Aspen Matis Found on the Trail to Independence", Huffington Post, September 22, 2015


No nobler feeling than this of admiration for one higher than himself dwells in the breast of man.

THOMAS CARLYLE

Sartor Resartus; Heroes and Hero Worship

Tags: Thomas Carlyle


Fools admire, but men of sense approve.

ALEXANDER POPE

"An Essay on Criticism"

Tags: Alexander Pope


To cease to admire is a proof of deterioration.

CHARLES HORTON COOLEY

Human Nature and the Social Order

Tags: Charles Horton Cooley


The secret of happiness is to admire without desiring. And that is not happiness.

F. H. BRADLEY

Aphorisms

Tags: happiness


Humble bragging, or displaying false modesty, has been around for as long as people have wanted others to admire them (basically forever) because above all we are social animals.

JOSHUA MUNCHOW

"Why The Manufacture Royale 1770 Voltige Has No Need To 'Humble Brag'", Quill & Pad, January 27, 2016


Often, we imagine two paths: admiration and envy. Admiration is seen as a noble sentiment--we admire people for admiring others, detecting, in their admiration, a suggestion of taste and humility. Envy, by contrast, is thought to be inherently bad.

MARIA KONNIKOVA

"Can Envy Be Good For You?", The New Yorker, August 10, 2015


Just as those who love wish for that love to be reciprocated, those who admire wish to be admired in return.

PAUL HUDSON

"Why You Should Date Someone You Admire, Not Just Someone You Love", Elite Daily, June 25, 2016


The easiest way to get admiration is through a great referral, because you get the credit for the experience the other person has.

JOSH WAGNER

"The Sharing Economy", Chiropractic Economics, February 24, 2016