Then there are others, like Fortune's Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, who pointed out that Mayer -- the company's ninth CEO in two decades -- has done an admirable job, noting that with "600 million unique monthly visitors, and 225 million email users, Yahoo's resurgence has been noteworthy.
The Quaker commitment to peacemaking is remarkable and admirable especially when noting their historical achievements.
My purpose in expressly noting these admirable traits – forthrightness and optimism – is to note their combination in one of Marilyn's recent columns.
Anyone who doubts his people's love need only note the admirable 95% support for him in a presidential poll last November.So why fret over a decision by UNESCO, the United Nations body responsible for education and science, to launch a prize for achievement in life sciences, paid for by and named after President Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea?
Even Stravinsky found the work "admirable," writing in a note to famed composition teacher Nadia Boulanger, "Without feeling close to Boulez's music, I frankly find it preferable to many things of his generation".
It is, as Carey notes, an admirable arrangement.
Many foreign commentators have already noted this admirable Japanese ability to carry on as the scenery collapses around them.
But in his most recent post on this subject, Tushnet notes – with admirable candor – that "[t]he rationale is not (on the surface) to 'seize control of the judiciary'" (emphasis added).
Subway cars broke down at an appreciably faster rate last year than they did the year before, the report said, noting with admirable understatement that "this is a bad trend".
A nice story, but as noted with admirable candor in a booklet I picked up at Leiden's tourist office, "its accuracy is dubious, since the annals show that Van der Werf had to be dissuaded from opening the gates to the Spaniards on more than one occasion".
