Sentence examples for admirable attitudes from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps Jones points out that the general disapproval towards extramarital intercourse arose historically because of admirable attitudes towards a stable family life for children, but that such an origin no longer fits with current circumstances that provide for widespread, effective birth control (1944, 123).

A recurring theme emanating from the Japan disaster which has shocked the world is the admirable attitude of its people in seeking to recover.

That American duo had swatted the hitherto undefeated Luke Donald and Sergio García aside in the morning, in merely the latest demonstration of what an admirable attitude Bradley has in pressure scenarios.

She keeps it that way by doing Pilates, taking care of her skin and always having a truly admirable attitude.

That's an admirable attitude, but in the life sciences it's not always the right path to discovery.

Colegate finds this attitude admirable.

And the attitude is admirable because it really isn't about Fashion.

What I find especially admirable is the animals' attitude toward daytime sleeping.

I found his attitude quite admirable, not only was he not about to carry anything twice, he was careful about what he picked up in the first place.

For another, the play exhibits an admirable complexity in its attitude toward its characters; Hankin has compassion for the people he makes fun of and isn't fearful of rendering his most sympathetic characters foolish or unhappy.

His attitude is admirable, and that's partly because he can really back it up.