Sentence examples for admirable I from inspiring English sources

Let me base my analysis of Gove by saying how right and admirable I think he is.

It is admirable, I suppose, that Ms. Taylor has such ambitious matters on her mind, but she has failed to shape them into a cogent or engaging play.

Most admirable, I think, is how Schuman ignores designers and labels, focussing instead on the proportions, colors, and layering of his subjects' clothing.

Even less admirable, I was afraid the mechanics where I had an appointment would recognize the emblem as Arabic and vandalize my car.

A desire to help is admirable, I think, and in order to help, I will set aside, for the moment, my doubts.

The company's men are also admirable: I particularly appreciated the calm flair of Pierre-François Vilanoba in "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" (Aria I), and enjoyed the lively attack of Anthony Spaulding (a soloist) in the same ballet's other lead male role.

I sent her a story that I had written about her and her classmates, and she responded, "I'm not confident that I'm as admirable as I seem to you.

But I've learned that its labor practices here and abroad are not so admirable, and I'm ashamed I took the job.

"I think she is an admirable person, I think she's a capable senator, I think there's overlap between some of her ideas and mine," he said.

"I think it was admirable, and I appreciate that he spoke the truth about entitlements," said Representative Michael G. Grimm of New York, referring to Mr. Obama's remarks concerning his determination to adjust Medicare.

These days I am a nice looking guy and admirable, whoever I talk to has to accept [agree to his sexual proposal]...I started having sex and I have asked the doctor to provide me condoms.