Sentence examples for admirable recording from inspiring English sources

Even though the earlier symphonies lack the maturity and startling grandeur of the Prague and the Jupiter, Mackerras manages to wring every last drop from them, and the SCO's glorious playing is enhanced by Linn's admirable recording technique, which enables us to experience the close-quarter intimacy Mozart's audiences would have enjoyed.

It is an admirable record.

This strikes us as an admirable record, very closeto the Party ideal.

That admirable record will stay with him, but current policies aren't sustainable indefinitely.

President Clinton is moving briskly in his final weeks to add to his already admirable record as an environmentalist.

Gerry Gable, editor of Searchlight, an investigative newsletter with an admirable record in tracking racist organisations, says he has no evidence of organised racist activity in Telford.

South-East Asia, for example, with its history of maritime trade, has in some ways an admirable record of tolerance and openness to foreign influence.

But he has amassed an admirable record on the environment and on transportation during his four terms in Congress and his years in the State Assembly.

It is also indecent to allege that Eric Pickles, who has an admirable record campaigning against antisemitism and other forms of racism, was defending the Waffen-SS.

The confused situation is in sharp contrast to the admirable record of the now defunct NHTCU, which chalked up a number of significant achievements during its existence.

And "they believe that we have a natural competitive streak that people are going to want to get back in the game".Second, one can look at America's admirable record of dealing with turmoil.