Sentence examples for admirable concept from inspiring English sources

It's an admirable concept, although it can feel like listening to two unrelated recitals when the two singers, each offering eclectic repertory, don't appear onstage together until the finale.

Eco is an admirable concept, but not a novel one.

Like many of the bits and pieces of the Lansley reforms, some of them admirable in concept, I sense trouble ahead in the culture shifts involved, and the implementation of the new bodies.

"Over all it's very admirable in concept for the town to spend so much money acquiring open space, but I think it's also irresponsible to acquire land that you cannot take care of, and I think it's clear that the town can't take care of what it already has acquired," she said.

It's a groundbreaking concept, admirable really, equalizing all video content regardless of formats or even contextual use.

The enthusiasm of McNamara and his players for the concept is admirable, as they have volunteered for a far tougher challenge than the one provided by France in the mid-season international that England have played in the past four years.

The concept is admirable, but in reality it doesn't work.

The concept is admirable, and hearing a producer as experimental as Aphex Twin in full flight is a pleasure, but a glut of this kind needs a curator to make sense of it.

Each stage features detailed explanations and animations that do an admirable job of explaining concepts such as the rule of thirds or colour theory.

The playwright does an admirable job of explaining these concepts.

By consensus, the most useful application of the concept was Mostafa Heddaya's admirable article, "When Artspeak Masks Oppression".