Sentence examples for admirable choice from inspiring English sources

Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator at the Financial Times, hailed the extraordinary and admirable choice of a foreigner such as Mr. Carney to assume the country's most important official position, "even if Canadians are not very foreign".

The first state-of-the-union address of a president's second term is no time to be timid, and it was an admirable choice to bookend his proposals with appeals to good citizenship and a call to civic duty and reciprocity.Looking at the speech a week later, I am even more convinced Mr Obama hit it out of the park.

While I've long ago lost my own interest in bargain fashion, for children, who spill constantly, whose tastes are unpredictable, who grow quickly and who rarely notice if a shirt fades, pills or pulls, spending so little seems like the practical, even admirable, choice.

The Embassy of Cambodia – what a pleasure to write it in italics as an independently published work, rather than the inverted commas that style guides would demand of a short story in a volume – is an admirable choice for this treatment.

And Standing Tall, though not a perfect film, was certainly an admirable choice on their part.

If your mitts just can't grapple with something like the Galaxy S III or Galaxy Nexus (or if you just prefer a phone that's less conspicuous in your pocket), the Incredible 4G is an admirable choice in spite of its minor flaws.

Complex mother figures, the idea of marking yourself permanently (the marks in Carve the Mark, and the tattoos in Divergent), corrupt or deeply flawed governments, characters who don't always make admirable choices, tricky sibling dynamics —those are all things that crop up in both stories.

Heather Phares, writing for Allmusic, rated the album three-and-half stars out of five, describing it as "an admirable artistic choice, even though it doesn't always pay off".

It's an admirable and revealing choice.

McConnell stuck to that plan, and Judge Merrick Garland, Obama's admirable, otherwise uncontroversial choice, spent months in demeaning limbo as his chances for promotion withered.

Its headquarters in St. James's Park boasts reliefs by Henry Moore and Jacob Epstein among others, and its Art on the Underground program has shown admirable eclecticism in its choice of artists for commissioned posters, map brochures and in-station work.