Sentence examples for admirable course from inspiring English sources

Still, Kenny is at least allowed to air the view that "staying in a difficult marriage and raising a little child and meeting the responsibilities of an adult" might have been a more admirable course of life than rushing around college campuses leaping into bed with every available girl.

All very admirable, of course, and just what the BBC, which underwrites the season so generously, will want to hear.

The cadets are admirable, of course, but they are way off the charts compared with the rest of us; their experience may be of limited use.

What an admirable trend.

Seriousness and importance are admirable traits, of course.

It was an admirable and correct course of action to consult a reference source, one that we recommend.

It's an admirable goal, of course, and I don't doubt the companies are capable of bringing it off in time.

I don't mean political like Gillo Pontecorvo's Battle of Algiers or Costa-Gavras's Z, although that is of course an admirable purpose.