Sentence examples for admirable knowledge from inspiring English sources

These sessions were so honestly brutal with the senators displaying an admirable knowledge of the case to be answered and an articulate zeal in pursuing it, that one was reduced to openly whooping and hollering in support as they pressed home their case on behalf of everyone who lost a $ to these duplicitous men who chose to prevaricate and take refuge behind an army of lawyers.

This modesty is admirable, but knowledge of the crisis and policy response is essential for understanding today's economy.

This passage shows an admirable self-knowledge — something that is hard to find anywhere else in the book.

Lucian calls Aspasia a "model of wisdom", "the admired of the admirable Olympian" and lauds "her political knowledge and insight, her shrewdness and penetration".

Trying to overcome my skepticism, I went to see this exhibition twice, but my effort didn't pay off, and I continue to be of the opinion that Gérôme's fierce ambition, impressive knowledge, and admirable determination were, unfortunately, not on par with his talent.

Particularly admirable is the way his knowledge helps him find ways of evoking the beauty of that muddy and rarely celebrated landscape feature, the estuary.

He even wrote a wide-ranging popular introduction to the cosmos and the place of the earth in the light of the latest scientific knowledge, presented with admirable precision.

Above all, they were numerous, at times proportionately more so than any European nation except the Irish and perhaps the Norwegians.Mr Devine explains all this with a masterly breadth of knowledge and an admirable absence of hyperbole.

Bottom line: Whether you're training as a professional teacher or working as a volunteer, teaching financial literacy is an admirable way to provide essential knowledge to members of your community.

Yet, this did not make their knowledge, expertise, and professionalism less admirable.

There is more to coaching an international team than spotting a glitch in a batsman's technique at 100 paces, which was Fletcher's forte, and Flower's calmness, candour and knowledge of what is required are admirable qualities.