Sentence examples for admirable example for from inspiring English sources

In 1998, Californians set an admirable example for the rest of the nation by passing this measure, which generates about $680 million a year to pay for smoking prevention programs and an array of early childhood education and health programs.

The designed field emitter provided an admirable example for FE applications.

Mme de Sévigné not only was an admirable example of the cultured reader for whom the grands classiques wrote but was herself one of the most skillful prose writers of her day.

(This is, indeed, an admirable example of another buzz-phrase: "customer-oriented management").

In 2007, Mr. Harper's government set an admirable example of decency.

One might have craved a dash of madness but the elegant proportions were an admirable example of client friendly couture.

— but compared with its bigger sister institution across the Channel, it has been an admirable example of courage under fire.

Bosnia-Herzegovina and its capital, Sarajevo, once represented admirable examples of multiethnic and multifaith cooperation.

If only, I thought at the time, more politicians would follow this admirable example.

As with other kinds of form poems, learning how to write a ghazal (an admirable goal for National Poetry Month!) will be made simpler by first immersing yourself in beautiful examples of the form.

It would not be admirable for the aid workers in Singer's example to pause in their work in order to hold death-and-dying seminars.