Sentence examples for Such admirable from inspiring English sources

Such admirable leadership mobilizes support well beyond the front lines and well beyond the country.

But even a man cut from such admirable cloth could not cheat the curse.

In the case of "Le Grand Rôle," a touching Parisian love story about an actor and his dying wife, it is the fictional characters themselves who show such admirable emotional restraint.

In 1895, The New York Times called the Boulevard "such a highway as the municipality of Paris paid millions of francs to cut through" with "those commanding triangular corners that afford such admirable sites for buildings of architectural merit".

Hodgson, the wiry Australian full-back who has given such admirable service to both Huddersfield and Warrington over the last four years, ended with 17 points after kicking six goals from six attempts and scoring a try.

They are turned into poetry in such admirable and well-known works as "La Jeune Parque" (1917; "The Young Fate," published in French-English edition as La Jeune Parque) and Le Cimetière marin (1920; published in French-English edition as Le Cimetière marin / The Graveyard by the Sea), which looks out for inspiration to the blue horizon of the Mediterranean.

This is what makes him such an admirable cricketer.

New York State is fortunate to have such an admirable and inspiring public servant during such a trying time.

For Americans, being served by a president who leads in such an admirable way is something to be celebrated.

Pullman's radical take - and the reason he has proved such an admirable controversialist - is that he thinks the loss of innocence is a good thing.

"We found a way to win," according to Powell, who has assembled such an admirable squad, full of honest, engaging characters from the captain Michael Shenton to the contrasting half-backs Liam Finn and Marc Sneyd, and the props Craig Huby and Andy Lynch.