Sentence examples for Admirable reputation from inspiring English sources

I know the game has an admirable reputation for fair play, but anyone can make a mistake, especially in a somewhat unusual environment".

He gives a nod to Mr. McCain's record, after "nearly three decades ago as a Vietnam War hero, and earned an admirable reputation for straight talk and occasional independence from his party".

I think this is what we see at play in the disparity between the Reputation Institute's ranking and the UN report: Canada's admirable reputation is a fiction, and the country, as well as the world it inhabits, is and has for a long time been wilfully suspending its critical capacity to accept that there is no basis in reality for this belief.

She has always worked hard to have an admirable reputation.

The rapper has earned an admirable reputation for his political activism and philanthropy, including a recent million-dollar donation to the Chicago Public Schools system.

His determination to continue risking his health and reputation, admirable as it might be in pure sporting terms, will frustrate two important people in his life among many: his mother and his biggest rival, Kell Brook.

The admirable Herbert has made his reputation by arguing for radical reform of public services and serious tax cuts.

Rossetti summons, with admirable conciseness, the disappointments of reputation (line four), the compromises enforced by "penury" (lines five and six), and the marred opportunity for love (lines seven and eight).

"He's a very admirable guy in the field, he's got a good reputation"., says Mr Tabin.

The second part, on which his reputation is certainly based, is filled with plates that are admirable in draftsmanship, form, and proportion.

At times, he seemed more intent on rehabilitating their fearsome reputation altogether, making them, if not likable, then at least admirable.