Sentence examples for a set of admirable from inspiring English sources

While "Death of a Salesman" has consolidated its prestige as an exposure of middle-class delusions, the American middle class — as a social reality and a set of admirable values — has nearly ceased to exist.

We found that, unlike their brand choices, voters from both parties are not searching for a candidate who matches their own personality traits, but rather they are looking for a specific set of admirable attributes that they themselves may or may not have.

Google has published a set of fuzzy but otherwise admirable "AI principles" explaining the ways it will and won't deploy its considerable clout in the domain.

The Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) introduced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2011 had an admirable intent to improve energy efficiency for ships through a set of technical performance standards.

[The] European Union consists of a set of very diverse nations, which can make cooperation difficult, but [Mrs] Merkel has made admirable and successful efforts to bring the European countries together.

Though her commitment is admirable, it does put her unborn child at risk as she deals with a set of twins, one good and one bad, who not only are fighting their enemies, but also each other.

They're an admirable set of fellas, mate.

He must help other people, and keep the Scout Law – an admirable set of seven instructions that basically boil down to Bill and Ted's more pithy maxim: "Be excellent to each other".

It is an admirable set of goals.

It was a combination of admirable qualities.

The task force has set an admirable goal of reducing the number of new HIV infections to 750 by 2020.