Sentence examples for admirable absence from inspiring English sources
Above all, they were numerous, at times proportionately more so than any European nation except the Irish and perhaps the Norwegians.Mr Devine explains all this with a masterly breadth of knowledge and an admirable absence of hyperbole.
With an admirable absence of squealing, jumping on chairs or parental ultimatums, the girl decides enough is enough, and the mice march away, singing a song about their work being done.
While Mr. Fant's candor was admirable, the absence of a leader in the kitchen goes a long way toward explaining the disappointments we experienced at this stylish and promising year-old restaurant.
His fitness levels are admirable after an eight-month absence.
He's done an admirable job, but in the absence of captions, the book tests your pop culture I.Q.
Still, the tartness of limes and prickly heat of ginger do an admirable job of disguising the absence.
They have made an admirable effort, first in the absence of Nomar Garciaparra and then Martínez, to stay close to the Yankees.
The research is admirable, the arguments are well marshaled, and the absence of stridency adds considerable authority to the portrayal of Bush as a president whose "worldview simply made no allowance for others' doubting the purity of American motives".
But while those qualities are admirable and the minimum requirement, the frailty in defence, with Mauricio Pellegrino a liability, and the absence of incisive quality farther forward will be more worrying to Liverpool fans.
In Shorten's absence she led the opposition in question time in what I judged to be an admirable effort.
