Sentence examples for admirable reason from inspiring English sources

This remains low partly for the admirable reason that the country employs more unskilled workers than, say, France, where they remain out of work.

"Yes, there were a lot of people in the [DJ] booth last night, but I didn't talk to any of them because I didn't know who any of them were," he says, with admirable reason.

Even if he had got it, there is no denying that Obama had long been reluctant to intervene in Syria's civil war by force – for the admirable reason that he could see all the same perils pointed out by his opponents.

Badri Patarkatsishvili, a tycoon who fled from Russia, openly bankrolls some of the protesters, no doubt for admirable reasons.

For various not altogether admirable reasons (local school budgets are often based on property taxes), suburban schools are, in general, superior to urban and rural public schools.

But there could also be plenty of innocent and admirable reasons why the rich have become so much more open-handed.

The editorial servants of a success economy may not be in the game for admirable reasons, but they make it possible for us to learn the work of the people who are.

But as well as his military and charitable work, the prince has previously been in the spotlight for less admirable reasons.

The environmental community is vehemently opposed to the the XL pipeline for admirable reasons, but they're trying to fix a symptom, not the disease itself, stamping their feet and demanding that the big, bad oil industry should just stop.

The film starts out as the modest tale of a small-time carnival performer — a motorcycle stunt rider — who turns to crime for misguided but nonetheless semi-admirable reasons, and in the early scenes you might mistake it for an earnest, locavore indie melodrama.

Here, the nation is supposed to be admirable by reason of history and circumstance.