Sentence examples for admirable its from inspiring English sources

It offers, though, the relief of being admirable: its sounds are often compelling, as well as being highly varied in contour and texture, created with an acute ear.

I spoke at the launch of the Barker report and warned that, while the report was admirable, its timing was not good.

But while their generosity is certainly immense, growing and mostly admirable, its impact on the people and good causes embraced by the big givers is unclear.

Although admirable, its brick and marble facade has a prim Bostonian reserve that does not rest easy on New York's jumbled streets.

Paul Swibinski, a Secaucus-based a consultant who regularly works on municipal campaigns -- usually for Democratic candidates -- said that while the ideal behind the ban was admirable, its practical effect would be minimal.

Still, as an overview of Africa's prolific output and as a guide to its genres, 50 Years is admirable, its music unfailingly classy, and its very existence testimony to the much-changed perception of African music over recent decades.

Their candid, sexy talk sets the tone for the rest of the film, which is admirable for its candor, its good humor and its bravery.

But it is admirable in its insistence that its problems can't be dealt with until they are openly identified.

It's admirable in its theme but it never comes alive in Brothers Grimm fashion.

Its reach is admirable, but its grasp is, if anything, too secure.

The International Commission on the Balkans proposes a general solution that is admirable in its detail and its directness.