Sentence examples for admirable men from inspiring English sources
If that's a red card then Andrew Ridgeley is one of the most admirable men in history.
In comparing him to some of the less admirable men who were in the Hall, the argument goes that gambling was less offensive than, say, Ty Cobb's racism.
"He is arguably one of the most admirable men in history, as Scott rightly points out and was a wonderful friend to my father.
This was the period in which four odd, sometimes troubling, often admirable men created the economic system that led to the Great Depression and Hitler's rise, and which, in many ways, we're still struggling with.
Sleuthing shows him a world in which everyone has his price, with greed and corruption so pervasive that the most admirable men are merely those who have farthest to fall.
Pioneering archaeologists of South Asia like Alexander Cunningham, James Fergusson and James Burgess were enterprising and in many ways admirable men, who came to their task from unlikely backgrounds.
An admirable man, talented, scholarly, generous, and respected.
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Yet such enthusiasms are understandable concerning such a generally admirable man.
Corbyn is a very admirable man, who happens to be my MP.
