Sentence examples for admirable advantage from inspiring English sources
This system had an admirable advantage: the Elians were a politically irrelevant bunch, and they usually remained neutral from the larger issues that tore Greeks apart.
Fame and celebrity put people at an advantage too, and yet it is seen as a perk, even admirable, if that advantage is sexually exploited.
The Quest board is doing something admirable in trying to keep an open bidding field and counter Mr. Smith's advantage.
"What is admirable to me," Mr. Xu said, "is that she has turned a limitation into an advantage".
Although admirable performers and entrancing feats are to be witnessed here, "Cirque Orchestra" as a whole displays Cirque Éloize to less advantage than when it helped to usher in the New Victory Theater in 1995.
It's admirable that he's so generous, but after six years of marriage, with my own child entering college, I feel taken advantage of.
She has that rare, exceedingly admirable quality of seeming incapable of pretending to be anything she's not, even when doing so might be to her advantage.
