Sentence examples for admirable life from inspiring English sources

In response to these tragedies, she has lived a productive and admirable life.

A high-priced defense lawyer asks for leniency, arguing that the client has lived — outside of his insider trading crimes — an otherwise admirable life.

Life without children should be respected as a legitimate, full, admirable life, not a consolation prize or an insult to those who are parents.

Roger Gough's admirable life of Kadar, aptly entitled "A Good Comrade", untangles many of the contradictions around his life.Mr Gough skilfully traces Kadar's development from illegitimate child of a poor countrywoman to idealistic young worker to cynical apparatchik.

The life just imagined is a good in the sense of morally admirable life but not a life that contains much welfare or human good for the one living it.

Indeed, that evening, an admirable still life of flowers by Emil Nolde, "Herbstblumen" from 1931, remained unsold at £800,000.

On the Lefèvre stand, a Cubist "Tête d'Arlequin" sketched by Picasso around 1913 hangs not far from de Staël's admirable still life.

She declares about these young writers' work: "Passivity, a paralyzed sweetness, a deep ambivalence about sexual appetite, are somehow taken as signs of a complex and admirable inner life.

Fortunately, these particular buds are tethered to one-another, allowing them to share one receiver, which means they achieve an admirable battery life.

While this is an admirable skill in life, it's a bad habit when you're running a small business.

Still, Kenny is at least allowed to air the view that "staying in a difficult marriage and raising a little child and meeting the responsibilities of an adult" might have been a more admirable course of life than rushing around college campuses leaping into bed with every available girl.