Sentence examples for admirable of him from inspiring English sources

It was admirable of him to put it on the political agenda.

Dave Mustaine responded: "I recognize what the Malaysian government is trying to do, and it is admirable of them trying to protect the young people in the country.

It invalidated Coach Rex Ryan's stubborn support of him — admirable on one level, foolish on so many others — and created a situation so untenable that even the Jets came to realize their folly.

The task is no easy one, for the opera has merits which are likely to be interpreted as its chief defects; that is to say, Puccini offers us, in this last effort of his, music that is both better than and different from what the public has come to expect of him – an admirable and a fatal thing for a popular composer to do.

And in a way that's part of what is admirable about him: not that he wants to meet me, particularly, but his eagerness and willingness to learn, to meet players from earlier generations.

"I thought that was admirable of her.

She's that most admirable of things: an enabler.

How admirable of the Globe, though, to forge ahead with the press night undaunted.

All very admirable, of course, and just what the BBC, which underwrites the season so generously, will want to hear.

Don't get me wrong: I find it admirable of you to want to preserve your French heritage.

Meanwhile, things were going swimmingly for Tim, including having an executive coach who had done an admirable job of waking him from the trance of the professional treadmill.