Sentence examples for Absolutely admirable from inspiring English sources

"The fact that he spoke out on police brutality against young black men ― I thought it was absolutely admirable.

The truth is that there is absolutely nothing admirable in the Republican ascendancy to power.

Admirable, absolutely not.

There's something admirable, too, in the absolutely uncensored version of himself that you get through Miller's writing.

Craig White tried his damnedest to play the required captain's innings but he could do absolutely nothing about a wicked shooter from the admirable Paul Franks.

But Alexander Masters has such a light touch, and the character of Stuart himself is so spikily attractive and so admirable in unexpected ways, that it becomes absolutely compelling and at times laugh-aloud funny.

I find the last sentence in Kinsley's review of "Decision Points" — "Although Bush is admirable for stopping, he probably was more fun when he drank" — absolutely reprehensible.

If that sounds slightly less relevant than the avalanche of points he scored, the trophies he helped secure and the admirable code of sportsmanship to which he always stuck, Lancaster is absolutely spot-on.

nyti.ms/10U9HwL — David Krumholtz (@DaveKrumholtz) May 14, 2013 An admirable op ed by Angelina Jolie: nytimes.com/2013/05/14/opi… — Kristen Bell @IMKristenBell) May 14, 2013 This absolutely blew my mind.

I.H.: I absolutely agree that although the values that America proclaims and wishes to project are admirable, those values as experienced — or American power as experienced on the Arab street and on many other streets — bear no relationship to them.

I.H.: I absolutely agree that although the values that America proclaims and wishes to project are admirable, those values as experienced or American power as experienced on the Arab street and on many other streets bear no relationship to them.