Sentence examples for admirable behaviour from inspiring English sources
Or, you can try to convince Americans that they'll actually receive a lot of direct benefits from the proposal, in the hopes that once Americans see the actual effects of the bill they won't find them so painful, or won't blame you, or it will be too late to do anything about it.It's not exactly admirable behaviour, but it is understandable.
Kaare Willoch, a former conservative prime minister, said Mr Stoltenberg had "every possibility" to tighten security in the government quarter during his six years in office.Mr Stoltenberg's admirable behaviour in the aftermath of the attacks does not absolve him of responsibility for negligence, says Tor Bomann-Larsen, a writer and academic.
Although the lifesavers' behaviour was hardly admirable, the narrative that three volunteer lifesavers had been bashed was powerful.
And the presence of actively engaged men was another sign of what seems to have been new and transformative this year – which is key, because changing the world for women means changing what is acceptable and admirable among men, where misogynist behaviour has long been, in some circles, something to boast about.
In person, he beguiled many of his contemporaries, but his behaviour was by no means always admirable; often it was barely intelligible.
Like an embarrassing uncle who cannot see himself as others see him - perhaps because he took too much LSD in the 60s - his behaviour makes hers all the more admirable.
Although the behaviour of the magistrates has in general been admirable, the inquisitorial system under which they operate has drawbacks.
