The phrase "admirable love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a love that is worthy of admiration, often in a positive or commendable context.
Example: "Their admirable love for each other inspired everyone around them."
Alternatives: "commendable affection" or "worthy love".
"Law & Order" maintains admirable restraint: love affairs and stressful home lives are glancingly mentioned and rarely depicted.
My colleague Jeff DelViscio who among other admirable qualities loves to see animated objects roll, topple and tip once sent me to this great Dutch site that I still visit from time to time.
It's not admirable to want love, it just is".
So far as her vision of her future was concerned, she was stuck in a culture where girls grew up to be wives and mothers - capable, accomplished, happy, loved, admirable women, but essentially wives and mothers.
He murmured, "I love 'the admirable,' " and turned to the list of actors in Shakespeare's troupe.
Rather, the film is a warning that natural and even admirable human desires for love, for belonging, and for meaning can be manipulated by unscrupulous individuals to benefit themselves.
Mr. Herzog dedicated this digitally shot wonderment to his longtime friend, the critic Roger Ebert, who, despite losing his voice to illness, has continued to express his movie love with admirable vigor.
And those macho attitudes include many admirable things: a genuine love of courage, a surprising readiness to celebrate failure if it is bought with bravery, an unsparing sense of the fatality of human existence, a love of the small pleasures that ennoble it.
I think it is very admirable of Pedro to love his mother enough to want to go see her in the middle of the season.
Your desire to help your boyfriend cope with PTSD is admirable, as observing a loved one experience its symptoms is no simple or easy task.
