Sentence examples for admirable historical from inspiring English sources

Our most notable and admirable historical moments have come when we expand our tent, include others and accept the contributions of a wider range of people, including those new to our country.

In some cases I may take a look at an admirable historical figure who has not gotten a great deal of attention, or who was involved in some positive episode that has been largely overlooked.

This restrained and respectful treatment of the historical facts is admirable; in other hands, "Dave the Potter" could easily have become didactic or Disneyfied.

MH But the Beeb's historical programming is admirable – all the way from CBBC's superb Horrible Histories to BBC2's recent Tudor season.

The Quaker commitment to peacemaking is remarkable and admirable especially when noting their historical achievements.

Burke's commitment to the Sphere as a piece of art, and as a symbol of community and of historical memory, is admirable, and below is an interview about his motivation and vision.

Sand's political purpose is (in my view) an admirable one, and many of his historical claims probably more right than wrong.

Rogers's historical synthesis is exciting, admirable, and alive; his attempt to make his characters' private lives resonate is clumsy, notional, and dull.

What they share, even more than an admirable desire to explore the contemporary resonance of historical events rather than merely exhume the facts, is a pronounced, even aggressive irreverence toward received ideas about the American experience.

Given the paucity of hard facts, Gorn does an admirable job of outlining her roots, filling in historical background to establish the social and cultural contexts that nurtured her.

Though Anderson's research doesn't match Schaap's meticulous analysis of discographical detail, his devotion, as well as his attention to historical and social context, are thoroughly admirable.