Sentence examples for admirable norm from inspiring English sources

That's an admirable norm, but you can't always count on people having the same norms.

"If we are going to change the ethic where size 0 is an admirable norm, then we need to stand up and break the silence," she guided.

The media often contextualize Trump's comments by merely pointing out that they are "unprecedented" or that they "shock experts," but this practice, rooted in otherwise admirable professional norms, so understates matters that it misleads the public.

He doesn't sound like he's trying to chase after Nashville's contemporary norm, which is admirable.

Instead of the simple presentation that is the City Ballet norm, the generally admirable Ms. Bouder lifts her eyebrows and employs a smile that looks knowing.

Then also, for me running is quite powerful in terms of pushing boundaries, not just personal boundaries but in society, bringing people together, overcoming differences, and so people who are challenging conventional norms are always admirable, so I would maybe say Kathrine Switzer, who ran the Boston marathon in 1967, five years before women were allowed to enter the race.

That husbands who beat their wives are the norm and, while not admirable, are not criminals either.

All the usual caveats: yes, there are admirable novels written according to such norms, and conversely there've always been writers playing with form, etcetera.

In both studies, we observed that employees who feel compelled by extrinsic forces (supervisory demands, formal and informal norms, threat of punishment) to exhibit the admirable qualities of a team player tend to develop a sense of psychological entitlement.

While her accomplishments are admirable, she still represents the female exception and not the norm in the American workplace.

There is something, if not admirable, at least enthralling about a woman who rebels against norms and expectations to feed her own delusions and desires, who embraces the inner "female monster" so many fight to suppress.