Sentence examples for admirable interest from inspiring English sources

"Century Rolls," a 1996 work that has just made its way to disc (Nonesuch 79607-2), was composed for Emanuel Ax, who has shown an admirable interest in contemporary works over the last decade but whose early career was propelled by his fine performances of Chopin and other Romantics.

This principle was extended into more delicate linguistic strategies such as 'convey X is admirable, interesting', which is then extended into three more refined strategies which are (1) 'Notice to Hearer (his interests, wants, needs, goods)', (2) 'Exaggerate (approval, interest, sympathy with Hearer), and (3) 'Intensify interest to Hearer'.

They had great grades, perfect teacher recommendations, broad extracurricular interests, admirable self-confidence and winning personalities.

I'm not saying this interest is especially admirable.

There is understandable self-interest in his admirable solidarity.

Your desire to negotiate on behalf of your buyers' interests as well as yours is admirable but misplaced, because your view of their interests will never be identical to their own.

It's a lesson that Rand herself has no interest in; she depicts admirable companies as dictatorships.

The Haitian people have shown admirable forbearance through their travails, and interest in the coming vote is said to be high.

Its efficiency ratio, or total operating costs divided by revenue net of interest expense, was an admirable 53% in 2007.

His staging of that encounter is admirable, and his book will excite the interest of anyone who has ever been bowled over by either of those two men.

I confess to little interest in sound technology, but the admirable electronic devices at work here managed to shrink the hall rather than inflate the music.