Sentence examples for admirable qualifications from inspiring English sources

Many candidates present themselves, with admirable qualifications.

Fourteen of Mr Bridges' 15 pupils in English, despite predicted results ranging from As to Ds, were awarded Us. "When you see results like this, you know that something is amiss," observes Mr Bridges, with admirable restraint.An inquiry is being conducted by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, the government's exam watchdog.

While the desire for professional qualifications expressed within the UNESCO inscription is admirable, as yet it is unclear whether architects and skilled engineers are always well versed in the environmental changes that are likely to confront Japan's heritage in the coming century, so a broadening education seems important.

While civility is admirable, it is not the highest value in assessing the qualifications of potential cabinet officers.

That's an admirable thing, yes, but a strange one for Kristol to single out, and as a professional qualification it's more on the level of Spokesperson for National Sandwich Chain than President of the United States.

The qualifications are strict: qualifiers must represent models and years that participated in the original rallies and have an admirable sporting history.

Admirable boon!

All admirable.

Admirable rhetoric.

Admirable words.

Admirable, eh?