Sentence examples for admirable contrast from inspiring English sources

A former university lecturer, his astute management and calm dignity has been an admirable contrast to the shrill political voices.

Indigent defense in federal criminal cases has served as an admirable contrast because of the high quality and availability of federal defenders.

Perhaps they will turn out to be sources of good corporate governance and patient capital, in admirable contrast to the growing number of short-termist institutional investors in developed countries.

Based on our present study, these nanodots could act as admirable contrast agents to integrate X-ray imandng and CT imaging for the direct visualization of GI tract.

This consistency is in many ways admirable, especially in contrast to the indiscriminate frenzy of the Tribeca Film Festival.

I feel annoyed and frustrated with these men for thwarting a progress I've become engrossed in; their scruples, though admirable in theory, contrast unfavorably with Undine's desires.

Bush's stubborn fidelity to his convictions, by contrast, is admirable.

A deep bowl of mussels ($8.50) received some snap from its Thai curry, lemongrass and coconut broth, and a special salmon appetizer ($9.50) was a super starter with admirable taste and texture contrasts.

Happy marriages, by contrast, may be admirable but they are often a little colourless.

The Bolshoi corps of Wilis had an admirable discipline, and yet the contrast between the second act and the first was deliberately muted.

The confused situation is in sharp contrast to the admirable record of the now defunct NHTCU, which chalked up a number of significant achievements during its existence.