Sentence examples for admirable for the from inspiring English sources

The day dress designed by Emile Pingat in 1980 is admirable for the simplicity of its design and also the elaborate pattern.

Chopin's Scherzo in C sharp minor, if admirable for the performer's reckless courage, was made pretty much into a mess by Mr. Fleisher himself.

I regard the Habs as a band of warrior-elves, courageous and clever, and the Bruins as little better than orcs, occasionally admirable for the courage that lurks behind those misshapen faces, but deserving only of defeat.

Here, he remains in control and stays on the side of a defensible humanistic decency, which is admirable for the republic but often constraining for aesthetics, which thrive at the theoretical extremes of experience and (im moral possibility.

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.

It is admirable for the way in which it apes what BMW does best but also for how uncharacteristically youthful it is for a Lexus.

"The United States' position was admirable for reminding the Turkish side of the gravity of the situation".

Greg Behrman's "The Most Noble Adventure: The Marshall Plan and the Time When America Helped Save Europe" (Free Press; $27) is admirable for bringing to the potentially arid story of America's biggest aid program all the literary verve and drama one associates with the best military and diplomatic history.

Sometimes I prefer her earlier crazy sensual life, but you could make the case that people who go into politics are all the more admirable for their willingness to endure the compromises endemic to politics.

"It's an admirable message for the youth in our community.

Another admirable showing for the industry there – seven out of the current top 10 are homegrown.