Who is someone you look up to and why? Practise your writing skills and describing someone.
Look up to someone (phrasal verb) = respect and admire
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I look up to one of my ex-seniors, she's a 35 years old mother and functions exceptionally as a Digital Content creator. She taught us a lot and was among the kindest people I know.
For me it has to be Oprah, she is one of the many people who truly ignites something in me. She's smart, giving, compassionate, loves helping people and an inspiration to many, that for me are really good qualities to live by.
My mum, this is because she is a kind, loving person.She always very hard in order to provide for us.
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Sarah Thompson, a brilliant and tenacious lawyer known her commitment to justice. With razor-sharp intellect and compassionate heart. Fearlessly taking complex legal challenges leaving no stone unturned in her pursuit of truth. Her persuasive advocacy and meticulous attention to detail had won her numerous number of high scale cases. She has engaged herself into pro bono work too. Thompson stands as beacon of integrity and determination in legal world.
I always looked up to my father because I never saw him French kiss my mother. He always just gave her a peck and then left for work.
Professor Jordan Peterson has been an incredible source of inspiration for me both as a teacher and as a human being. His unwavering commitment to intellectual honesty and his fearless approach to tackling controversial topics have deeply influenced my own teaching style. Through his teachings, I have learned the importance of critical thinking and the value of questioning societal norms. Professor Peterson's profound insights in psychology and philosophy have not only broadened my intellectual horizons but have also shaped my own perspectives on life. What truly sets Professor Peterson apart is his remarkable resilience in the face of adversity. Observing his ability to navigate difficult conversations with grace and composure has been a great inspiration to me. He has taught me the importance of staying true to my beliefs even when faced with opposition or criticism. His willingness to engage in thoughtful debates encourages an environment of growth and understanding.
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