It is admirable that pretty-boy "journalists" like Anderson Cooper can at least start to pronounce Azadi Square right, though the shrill reportage of CNN's Pakistan correspondent Reza Sayah who has a distinct American accent remains humorous.
A harsh judgment, but Ferguson had put in the groundwork to back it up, and Welles, after the first flush of his apotheosis, might have reached the same conclusion: "The Magnificent Ambersons," even in its unfinished state, is a clear and admirable attempt by the boy genius to get a grip on the technical heritage he had thought to supersede.
There was something about meat-eating that my father found admirable, too, especially in boys.
In many ways, the boys are admirable though their good qualities, [which] are rarely visible to themselves and even less often visible to the outside world".
In many ways the boys are admirable, though their good qualities are rarely visible to themselves, and even less visible to the outside world".
Altogether an admirable book.
As in the work of his models, Shakespeare's early comedies revel in stories of amorous courtship in which a plucky and admirable young woman (played by a boy actor) is paired off against her male wooer.
They are all admirable qualities but Signor Napolitano was selling his boys a little short if he was just prepared to characterise them as a team of willing grafters.
oh boy". The language also has an admirable orderliness to it.
From a distance, without his knowing, this radio man became an authority, as I tried as a boy to learn how to be an admirable adult: wholesome, poised, literate, tasteful.
