Sentence examples for a most admirable from inspiring English sources

A most admirable coda followed.

In the same way, perhaps, that college football's most admirable coach — a mentor to generations of young men, a pillar of his Pennsylvania community — could end up effectively washing his hands of the rape of a young boy.

No matter how sad, frustrated, or angry you may feel at the moment, the ability to demonstrate grace under pressure is one of the most admirable qualities a leader can possess.

It's without a doubt one of the most admirable achievements of the Ministry of Public Health and international humanitarian organizations operating in Afghanistan.

Thus, a third of the way through his novel, Roth kills off its most admirable character, in a scene of comedy as well as tears.

It was planned as a private park for residents of a posh development, and inspired by English aristocratic estates - but it's impossible to detect an elitist iota in this most admirable of shared spaces.

For all its zeal in stamping out our illusions about an afterlife, the novel's most admirable feature may be its determination to give both the physical and the ineffable their due.

The extreme contrast offered by one of Fragonard's most admirable landscapes in a small format done around 1763-1765 sall aboutbout Mr. Coatalem's nimble eclecticism.

Mark's most admirable quality as a leader and manager is that he is so open to ideas.

She's that most admirable of things: an enabler.

We'd like to be an example of capitalism in its most admirable form.