Sentence examples similar to admirable child from inspiring English sources

The aims of the NSPCC campaign are admirable: children are undoubtedly seeing more porn than ever before, and considering the dire state of sex-ed in British schools it's clearly a good thing that the charity is doing what it can to address the issue.

Playday promotes an admirable cause - children's right and need to play - while also campaigning to provide opportunities for them to do so.

Hans Memling's admirable Virgin and Child painted on a circular panel measures 17.4 centimeters across, or 6.9 inches.

Putting letters in the correct order to make words, especially complicated and obscure words, is a kind of marker of human time: what can seem like insufferable pedantry in an adult can seem charming and even admirable in a child.

It holds up the domestic life that can be created only by such unions, in which children grow up in intimate contact with both of their biological parents, as a uniquely admirable approach to child-rearing.

There was never much media interest in Audrey, the wife of James Callaghan (the last Labour Prime Minister before Tony Blair), in spite of her admirable campaigning on children's health issues.

"Do I want children because I want to be admired as the admirable sort of woman who has children?" she asks.

The causes of these behaviors are infinite -- from boring classrooms and overstressed teachers to chaotic homes and overstressed parents, from children who lack discipline to children with admirable exuberance.

Sheila's commitment to Jewish community will be passed on through her children's admirable generosity.

Phyllis' commitment to caring for those in need will be passed on through her children's admirable generosity.

The husband said that it was admirable that Waldorf granted children a lot of freedom, but that basic values, such as common courtesy and viewing others as equals, had to be instilled first.