The Internet is a community of communities, and it is natural, even admirable, to want to create a new one.
There are probably some who would argue that there's never been anything natural or admirable about Fame but there was, at one time, at least the consensus that her presence in a room required verifiable accomplishment.
"It's completely natural and admirable for a person of Palestinian heritage to be proud to be a Palestinian and support his people's rights and culture, just as it is for a Jewish person to support Israel and Jewish causes.
"And it's exploded in many different directions - there's the traditional offering, which simply shows an admirable and wonderful expertise in natural history and wildlife in its own right.
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.
Perhaps I got the most from Oroposa, who not only sings with admirable control but is a natural actress.
The fight to resist extinction is as admirable in communities as in the natural world.
For me, Allenheads illustrates Jenkins' contention that "the fight to resist extinction is as admirable in communities as in the natural world".
From 1575, in Paris, Palissy gave public lectures on natural history, which, published as Discours admirables (1580; Admirable Discourses), became extremely popular, revealing him as a writer and scientist, a creator of modern agronomy, and a pioneer of the experimental method, with scientific views generally more advanced than those of his contemporaries.
As the blueprint of life, the natural exploits of DNA are admirable.
The baritone Sanford Sylvan, singing with his admirable combination of resonant sound and utterly natural delivery of words, is the Storyteller, who dominates the opera.
