Sentence examples for Admirable aim from inspiring English sources

That is an admirable aim.

The admirable aim now is to make a prompt addition to her medal collection.

Wunderkammer, the company's latest piece, shows the very mixed results of that admirable aim.

The basic idea is to slash consumer debt, which is an admirable aim for an overleveraged nation.

That's an admirable aim, yet the brand struggled to be taken seriously without a strong, relevant aesthetic.

The system was developed in the 19th century in the old east-coast universities, with the admirable aim of promoting good character and academic achievement.

Both are admirable aims, but they could well be contradictory: so which is his primary objective?

All admirable aims that I, and others, have been working on for nearly 20 years.

Many of the new laws that have been passed in both Europe and America have admirable aims: better health care, cleaner air, less discrimination against minorities.

Framed by Ibrahim's deportation hearing (cue the expected courtroom shout-out to that beacon of the huddled masses, the Constitution), "The Citizen" is a heartfelt plea for charity, tolerance and all-around loving kindness — admirable aims sadly shackled to Sam Kadi's inexpert direction.

Maybe the real story of this deprived borough is more prosaic than the political intrigue that surrounds it; there is a practical short-term budget, some good, proven policies and admirable aims, but despite Rahman presenting himself as fireproofing the frontline, there is little long-term guarantee against frontline cuts.