Sentence examples for Extremely admirable from inspiring English sources

He was extremely admirable.

That type of work ethic is extremely admirable.

For all of those reasons I think he's an extremely admirable figure".

Browder has since devoted his energy, and his large fortune, to trying to make the people responsible pay, and the second half of the book is an account of his (extremely admirable) efforts.

That is extremely admirable.

McInnes's deadline day signing from St Mirren, Kenny McLean, understandably had the spotlight shone firmly in his direction against his former club, but in the end it was the Dons' regular headline-grabber Rooney that crucially converted chances in each half to continue what is an extremely admirable goal haul this season.

I didn't do any of those (extremely practical and admirable) things.

A biology major who graduated from Tufts in 1979, Ms. Johnson said she had been invited by a former classmate and decided to attend because for Mr. Thompson "to even take a stab at running for mayor against a popular and extremely rich incumbent is admirable," she said.

From 1575, in Paris, Palissy gave public lectures on natural history, which, published as Discours admirables (1580; Admirable Discourses), became extremely popular, revealing him as a writer and scientist, a creator of modern agronomy, and a pioneer of the experimental method, with scientific views generally more advanced than those of his contemporaries.

Tom Lodge, a professor of political science at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, said: "In one way, of course, it's an admirable indication of an extremely conscientious and intelligent chief executive.

WaveNet also has the admirable quality of being extremely easy to scale to other languages and accents.