Sentence examples for admirable measure from inspiring English sources

Having brought an admirable measure of control to the ungovernable metropolis, Giuliani seemed to want to control everything.

The early and decisive winner in the sweepstakes of modern history has guaranteed an admirable measure of security, stability and dignity to many of its citizens.

They made a first-rate team: often their playing was so finely balanced that they sounded like a single pianist, and they brought an admirable measure of precision (not to mention zest) to the speedy cat-and-mouse finale.

IT IS a measure of admirable patience that almost nobody in India, not even those who cast their votes over five weeks ago, grumbles at the inordinate length of the national poll.

These measures are admirable.

Andrea Prasow, the deputy Washington director at Human Rights Watch, told VICE News that while Feinstein's measures are admirable, prosecuting officials who authorized torture is the most effective deterrent against its future use.

But these measures, while admirable, are not enough.

For example, I'm going to be a more successful financial advisor is an admirable desire but difficult to measure.

The budget's ideological commitment to liberal feminism is admirable, but even most of those measures are comparatively light.

In the Evening Standard, Victor Lewrotemithatrothethat the show was "admirable, unpalatable, fascinating and repulsive in roughly equal measure".

On Wednesday, Ms. Quinn released a statement saying that the sick-day measure was "a worthy and admirable goal, one I would like to make available for all".