That's admirable

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Like his forthrightness about vulgarity and degradation, that's admirable.

Free from the bigoted views of Hopkins et al. In some ways, that's admirable.

The mini-series also tries to match the more than 800-page book in style and ambition, an effort that's admirable and, by American TV standards, quite impressive in its sustained seriousness and detail.

If the point of Net Delusion is to get the diplomatic corps to listen to a different set of wonks, or get the popular press to report more precisely on the capabilities of technology, that's admirable, I suppose.

That's admirable.

That's admirable: free speech must be defended vigorously.

This is the part of Sprewell's game and personality that is admirable, and it makes him enjoyable to watch.

There's a lot that is admirable in that.

Yet there remains much that is admirable here.

"In what is sometimes considered to be a selfish age, that is admirable".

Here was a performance that was admirable in every quantifiable way.