Sentence examples for admirable feel from inspiring English sources

Anne Kauffman directs, with an admirable feel for the play's tonal oddities; Michael Friedman, known for his work with the Civilians theater troupe, composed the eerie a capella songs (with Ms. Schwartz collaborating on the lyrics); the quirky Ms. Kirk is virtually the first lady of Off Off Broadway.

Donating an organ to a stranger was not just not admirable, doctors felt — it was perverse, it offended the conscience.

"I don't think he's admirable, but I feel a little sorry for him as clearly something has gone very wrong".

Don't use joint accounts for political contributions: It's admirable that you feel strongly enough about an election to donate money to a particular candidate.

For the Spectator's Douglas Murray, "his account of Burke's life and career is as good as any of equal length on the subject … after finishing Norman's admirable book I felt heartened that we have such a member of the Commons with not only good ideas but the right hero".

defer.add img); The flipside is the case when a person sees someone with skillful, beneficial or admirable qualities and feels inclined to adopt and practice these same positive qualities.

Heavy silk is expensive but it makes an admirable garment, pleasant to feel and having nothing of the drowned look of most bathing dresses when they come out of the water.

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It did let us feel the admirable concentration of Pinter's art; how from the beginning he had his vision and stood by it.

We believed then more readily in heroes, people who reflect what it is that we feel is admirable in humanity, who inspire us at least to strive to live up to some ideal image.

Years on, the N64's failures fall somewhere between the amusing and the utterly crazy, but they also feel daring, admirable even.