Sentence examples for admirable face from inspiring English sources
The phrase "admirable face" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone's facial features or expression that evoke admiration or respect. Example: "She had an admirable face that radiated kindness and strength."
This was the acceptable and indeed admirable face of the direct football that predominated in those days, and the midfield could be utterly electrifying.
Regarding Greta Garbo, Roland Barthes wrote in his book Mythologies that the darling of the silver screen illustrated the beginning of the fetishization of a face in cinema, transformed into an "admirable face-object," unalterable and somehow outside of reality"., unalterable Anderson is the totem of the 90s.
Lowe refuses to be beaten, which is admirable in the face of such faux rock'n'roll nonchalance.
It's an admirable idea at face value – but is it the beginning of a terrible trend?
In an admirable performance, Archie Panjabi faces up to familial duties, Islamic traditions and mass ignorance from the modern society into which she wishes to disappear.
It's admirable how Matt faced challenges.
Haye showed admirable restraint in the face of Fury's infantile insults.
The title song demonstrates admirable defiance in the face of death.
While the resilience and determination of these students is admirable, the challenges they face are simply unacceptable.
The trauma of partition ensured that relations with Pakistan would long be dreadful, and India has shown admirable restraint in the face of bloody provocations from across the border.
Yet on his return to the Premier League frontline Benítez has demonstrated admirable restraint in the face of hostility from the Stamford Bridge stands and, as well as all but securing Champions League football for Chelsea, has delivered the club the fifth European title in its history.
