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For Britain to be a part of that, for at least a few more years, seems to be a rather admirable thing.(Picture credit: AFP).

But if you really want a job that allows you to make a great deal of money in a fast and unethical way (a rather admirable goal in my opinion), you can go ahead and send me your résumé.

The cliches are what kept the serious critics away from her, no doubt, but they were often wielded deftly, with a really rather admirable seasoned-hack's sense for what her public expected.

Ostensibly, they are there to document Numan's shift to Los Angeles (hence the La La Land of the title), but their actual accomplishment is to conjure up a portrait of an intelligent, idiosyncratic and really rather admirable musical personality.

There's something rather admirable about a shoestring-budget film modelled on an effects-packed blockbuster.

I think it's rather admirable to be someone who's never owned a lawnmower.

But it did not dent his rather admirable brass neck.

It will be interesting to see whether this rather admirable gamble by Mason's publisher pays off, for The Piano Tuner is not a book for all tastes.

Single women, whom the Victorians had viewed as sexless and rather admirable, had been redefined as sexually morbid if not outright lesbians.

Mr. Krishnan opened by voicing his frustrations with rather admirable restraint, prompting Mr. Garcia to apologize in the vaguely mechanical tone of man who deals with the livid for a living.

Yet Ms Bose also does something rather admirable in raising difficult questions about the numbers of people who actually died in 1971, casting doubt on the official tally of 3m or so.