Sentence examples for admirable aspect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most admirable aspect of the dance is how low-key it is.

The most unusual and admirable aspect of this "Hamlet" is its respect for the verse.

"This was not the most admirable aspect of his political personality".

Such conscientiousness, nowhere else matched, such a serious desire to relate the child's reading to his nurture, education, and Weltanschauung, has an admirable aspect.

They were strict, moral, upstanding, seen-and-not-heard people; he attributes every admirable aspect of his character, every good decision, to their attitudes.

Perhaps the most poignant and admirable aspect of Ullmann's life is the hard-won battle she has fought to no longer play the role of the woman behind the man but, rather, the woman behind herself.

As a result, many admirable aspects of "Blairism" have gone uncomplimented here since 1998.

One of the more admirable aspects of Asian dance is the room offered for performers of every age.

Certainly it is the accomplishment with which Faw Morris achieves these extraordinarily difficult juxtapositions that is one of the most interesting and admirable aspects of her strange, remarkable book.

So how does she relate to the least admirable aspects of Cleopatra's character - her capriciousness, the egotism, the vile temper?

While there were admirable aspects to her singing, she often seemed uneasy, offering a tentative "Caro nome" and not really projecting much emotion until the final scene, in which Gilda begs forgiveness from her father.