Sentence examples similar to admirable remarks from inspiring English sources
Through a series of laboratory studies, Stanford Graduate School of Business professor Benoît Monin and graduate student Takuya Sawaoka found that while comments against offensive behavior are seen as legitimate and even admirable as individual remarks, when they multiply they may lead to greater sympathy for the offender.
Well, Watson," he asked, turning suddenly upon his friend, "what do you make of it?" "Holmes," Watson cried, this is impossible!" "Admirable!" Holmes said, "A most illuminating remark.
Is it time for him, this admirable young man of Harvard, to let loose against such hurtful remarks?
Kubrick once remarked, "Arthur somehow manages to capture the hopeless but admirable human desire to know things that can really never be known".
Penn's candor is admirable; he clearly recognized the sharpness of his plain speaking, and he quickly hedged his remarks, adding that he "recommends" the film, "provided that you go without preconceptions.
"I think it was admirable, and I appreciate that he spoke the truth about entitlements," said Representative Michael G. Grimm of New York, referring to Mr. Obama's remarks concerning his determination to adjust Medicare.
