Sentence examples for admirable mission from inspiring English sources
There is an admirable mission at play: reassuring those who cry, who hurt, who need sustenance.
It's an incredibly admirable mission – and a cause that could use as much help as possible.
"The church is involved in a mission to educate the poor, and that is a very admirable mission," said Mr. Carson, a founder of Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, a private equity group that buys and sells health care companies.
The idea behind "Mad Mad House" is to make the competitors celebrate difference, which is an admirable mission, even if it kind of misses the mark — discrimination against vampires isn't really the biggest problem in the country at the moment.
Despite its economic and artistic ups and downs City Opera has been an essential alternative to the Met, a complementary company with an admirable mission: to present opera in accessible, affordable and theatrically innovative productions; to provide opportunities for young singers, especially Americans; and to explore neglected repertory, contemporary works in particular.
Distinctive as each project was, they alike created a final heady ambivalence: pride in completing an admirable mission; a touch of claustrophobia; and a bittersweet sadness in the recognition that even the most stupendous efforts at literary monumentality must dwindle in time to the negligible dot of a terminating period.
Coupland's mission is admirable, but his meta methods fall short.
They need a mission, which is admirable.
Even then, people have, by and large, shown an admirable ability to mistrust the mission while respecting the troops.
It helped, of course, that they came with a sense of mission, described with admirable precision by album titles like "One Step Beyond" and "Evolution" (both 1963).
It revolved around the mass kidnap of the alliance's heads of mission by wholly admirable eco-terrorists led by a most gorgeous and purposive heroine (he was always impressed by beautiful women).
