The phrase "admirable creativity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compliment someone's innovative ideas or artistic expression.
Example: "The artist's work showcases admirable creativity, pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms."
Alternatives: "commendable ingenuity" or "praiseworthy imagination".
They are buoyed by a sense of humor, skillful acrobatics, admirable creativity and praiseworthy recall of the sort of high jinks that provide an enjoyable outing for young children, who tend to respond with laughter, applause, awe and intermittent cheers.
This is why she has to make her own clothes, but far from this being a reason to pity her as her classmates think, Hughes suggests it's a reflection of her admirable creativity, and if it does then result in her making the ugliest prom dress of all time, well, then that's a risk worth taking to be an individual.
I think your accents are pretty rad, your passion for music admirable and your creativity coveted.
Surely, in a more moral society, with a genuine commitment to social justice and human equality, there would be far more Goethes, far more creativity and admirable human achievement.
Make sure to point out traits your child possesses that are admirable, such as honesty, creativity, and integrity.
"A mother's creativity is something truly admirable -- how they manage to create a special world to protect their child by transforming reality into a better place," he said.
To get this deal, the Bush administration, after dragging its feet for four years, displayed an admirable and all too rare mixture of diplomatic creativity, flexibility, patience and follow-through.
"God," in the prevailing monotheistic sense, is a curious bundle of admirable or at least impressive qualities, including omnipotence and cosmological creativity.
Your creativity was astounding, your planning flawless, and your wanderlust admirable.
