In "Resurrection," Mr. Pelzig started with a cliche, the image of dying men and consoling women, and did something admirable, increasing the intensity of emotion as he went along.
Both the government program and the recent lending trends were expected to produce admirable results: increased homeownership and opportunities in the market for people who had previously been denied credit.
Poole's willingness to be humble and transparent is admirable, and could increase willingness of investors to back his future projects.
While your recent efforts to increase the intensity of your workouts have been admirable, a look at the numbers indicates that your treadmill speeds have increased only from an average of 3.8 miles per hour to 3.9 miles per hour.
It's admirable that organizations like the American Diabetes Association are taking steps to increase public awareness, but the greater responsibility for implementing change falls to our elected leaders.
While comprehensive corporate tax reform is an admirable objective, corporations don't need lower tax rates to finance increased production and innovation.
Romney's financial success is admirable and enviable, but it came by following the mantra of increasing cash flow, cutting jobs and minimizing taxable income.
While ostensibly admirable, it has yielded nothing, except an emboldened Republican opposition and increased Democratic disillusion.
He has increased the amount of contemporary music performed by the church's admirable Trinity Choir, bolstering that move by inaugurating a new instrumental ensemble, Novus NY.
Mr Brown has his admirable preoccupations: to wean the unemployed off welfare and into work, to make work pay, to increase educational opportunity.
The budget is an admirable piece of work which contains many good ideas, from cuts in farm subsidies to an increase in tax credits for childless workers.
