Sentence examples for admirable concern from inspiring English sources
The mayor's environmental efforts — stalled in Albany — show admirable concern about the city's future.
One owner defended the care of the horses, saying most stables showed admirable concern for their animals.
Admirable concerns over good governance have too often been replaced by the 'war on terror'.
Mr. Obama's power to excite average donations of less than $100 also is admirable, and his concerns about his opponent are understandable.
Your concerns are admirable, and you already show your sensitivity by limiting the guest list to close friends and family.
That he continues to make considerable profits from magazines, a television channel and a website that would shock many people appears to worry the prime minister not one jot.So, what's not to like?In some ways, Mr Blair's lack of concern shows an admirable determination not to succumb to the political correctness that afflicts many on the left.
"It started off as an admirable thing, but because of concerns of the integrity of the process, it devolved into something uglier," Mr. Hasen said.
"The administration has shown admirable flexibility in making decisions concerning national security and has shown that it is willing, on occasion, to put safety over ideology," he wrote in The Washington Post.
As a naive 17-year-old I stood around asking 'Why are these people dancing and smiling so much?'" * Equalities minister Lynne Featherstone was quick to make her displeasure known after the politcian's supportive comments concerning actress Christina Hendricks' admirable curves were hastily ambushed by over-eager newspaper editors.
Liberals emphasize doctrines of individual rights, which may be admirable but focus on individual concerns and not communal support.
And given our primate psychology, it is hard to help finding this admirable.But if our chief concern is human welfare, and especially that of the poor, we should be willing to ask whether we should find this kind of thing so admirable.
