Above all, in the admirable phrase of Sardar's friend Parvez Manzoor, "the west needs to stop seeing Islam as its opposite, and vice versa".
But wouldn't the saying be a bit more honest, and a bit less admirable, if we phrased it like this: "The Bible says something which I interpret in a certain way, and I believe that interpretation, and that settles it"?
From the opening cut, Werther's gloomy recitation "Pourquoi me réveiller," the singing is ardent yet nuanced, with admirable variety in dynamics, phrasing and attack.
Kim's energetic attacks and aristocratic phrasing proved admirable but somehow Scheja played as if he were a fine accompanist rather than a full-fledged colleague.
Mr. Ohlsson played with fluid touch and graceful phrasing throughout, particularly admirable in the dark-hued Andantino.
(This is, indeed, an admirable example of another buzz-phrase: "customer-oriented management").
And he can scale his singing down to an extraordinary, telling pianissimo without losing that certainty, his tone or his equally admirable command of the long phrase.
His burnished baritone sounded elegant throughout, with admirable attention given to nuances of phrasing, dynamics and color.
The phrase became a single word, admirable in its efficiency.
Similarly, phrases like "Capitalism 2.0" and admirable initiatives such as Inclusive Capitalism, which addresses the harmful effects of income inequality and focuses on ensuring that capitalism works for the greatest number, are being discussed with greater frequency.
Her overall phrasing and sense of architecture were more admirable than ever.
