The phrase "admirable look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's appearance that is worthy of admiration or praise.
Example: "She walked into the room with an admirable look that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "commendable appearance" or "impressive look".
If they aren't exactly admirable looks, just smile at them.
While your recent efforts to increase the intensity of your workouts have been admirable, a look at the numbers indicates that your treadmill speeds have increased only from an average of 3.8 miles per hour to 3.9 miles per hour.
But chaos trumps even a reversal -- something Aristotle would certainly have understood if he'd had cable -- and if you're sick unto death of how the media have made Barack and Hillary, two admirable candidates, look like snotty, vicious sandbox fighters, you'd better strap yourself in for Superdelegate Smackdown, coming soon to every TV, blog, periodical, and iPhone in the known universe.
With tears running down her face, she said she found Sasaki admirable for looking ahead and moving forward even though he must be hurting.
Murai's achievements are especially admirable when looking at Asian representation in TV.
Sarah Jessica Parker does an admirable job looking like the mom who belongs in both worlds.
Sam, as she notes, does an admirable job looking her in the eye and denying it.
The Dragons, like St George before them, have always shown an admirable inclination to look after their own but if McGregor doesn't meet expectations you have to ask when does admirable become blindly stubborn?
"It's better than the alternative," he quips in the video, which is, you know, an admirable way to look at this whole nightmare.
So he may be heartened that Rolls-Royce, an engine manufacturer with many admirable Teutonic traits, looks set to become a little more German.
