Sentence examples similar to admirable ally from inspiring English sources
As Ari Ne'eman, CEO of MySupport.com, wrote for Vox, "While congressional Democrats have been admirable allies to the disability community on the vast majority of issues, when it comes to gun violence, both parties use people with mental illness as props in ways that don't help public safety, and that put vulnerable people at risk.
It was a day when his defence and the woodwork were allies in an admirable rearguard action.
He has also tightened his grip in even less admirable ways.Wary of political allies, Mr Rajapakse has appointed his three brothers to run important ministries.
Even so, the allies that Invisible Children have made are hardly admirable.
But although decisiveness and self-confidence are admirable traits in a legislator, a president or a supreme allied commander, they are not always the pre-eminent virtues in an unelected judge.
Laud, as he himself was well aware, failed; but his devotion to a coherent purpose and his repudiation of hypocrisy, compromise, and corruption in allies and enemies of whatever class were rare and admirable qualities.
Two years ago it was in a list of admirable upstarts "not waiting to revamp its economy," the President said, ticking off a club that included allies, Germany and India.
