Sentence examples for admirable knowledge of the 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 genially reader-friendly tour de force, by a scientist with an encyclopedic and up-to-the-minute knowledge of the subject, is a wholly admirable addition to anyone's bookshelf.

A close examination, however, revealed that as much as his deeds were admirable, in doing so he broke no law, and the Jews stayed on his farm with the full knowledge of the Germans.

Knowledge of the Brimhaven Dungeon.

Experimental results have verified the admirable performance of the proposed switching ripple suppressor and the effectiveness of our design method.

Admirable features of the results suggest that the spent garnet is proven to be suitable replacement of sand.

Munching on mastic-tree sap was one of the less admirable habits of the ancient Greeks.

Perhaps the most admirable aspect of the dance is how low-key it is.

Stephen Hough, the pianist, gave an admirable account of the Mozart.

How admirable of the Globe, though, to forge ahead with the press night undaunted.