Sentence examples for admirable form from inspiring English sources

It can't be that the possibility of military service as an admirable form of public service didn't occur to Obama.

Elizabeth Auclair danced Jocasta with a kind of quiet I've seldom seen in Graham before, an entirely admirable form of restraint.

He has an agenda, and fashions his documentary to fit it, finding an eloquent critic of US-sponsored torture, in the admirable form of lawyer Clive Stafford Smith, but not a similarly eloquent apologist.

For an American coming of age after the blacklist, going to jail for political associations is an inconceivable horror, and to emerge unbroken and able to derive benefit from the experience is an admirable form of defiance in itself.

After all, many observers who find suicide bombing a tad excessive as far as political protest goes in the British context are inclined to view it as a legitimate and even admirable form of "resistance" when it comes to Israel.

Ice Cube later apologised to women, Jews and Korean-Americans, and got down to the serious business of building a little island of black economic nationalism in movies and music, an admirable form of that dreaded endeavour, being a role model for your community.

If this principle is correct, and if God is conceived as the eminent embodiment of value and supremely worshipful being, then God must be conceived not in monopolar terms but as dipolar, exemplifying the admirable forms of both pairs of metaphysical contrasts.

This determination was not the admirable kind; it was the kind that provoked demons in the form of an addiction to lottery gambling.

The second part, on which his reputation is certainly based, is filled with plates that are admirable in draftsmanship, form, and proportion.

Rideout's creative use of form is admirable.

Stage presence comes naturally to her, and she infuses her precise classical form with admirable brilliance rather than charm.