Sentence examples for admirable respect from inspiring English sources
Is this admirable respect for smaller member states, who had not yet expressed themselves, or is it a worrying timidity?The statements issued at the end of the meeting offer some intriguing contrasts.
There's also a nice review over at languagehat:He [R.L.G.] has the journalist's knack for the pithy and memorable line, combined with an admirable respect for the messy and endlessly disputed nature of the human world.
With an admirable respect for the importance of youthful passion, Sylvia Brownrigg, the author of another novel, "The Metaphysical Touch," as well as a collection of stories, "Ten Women Who Shook the World," spins out this modern version of the age-old story of first love and sexual initiation.
While admirable in one respect, this raises the question of whether Nasa now see Mars as an "easy option".
Some of this elusiveness comes from an admirable impulse to respect the enigmatic fluctuations of desire and infatuation.
Not only do these books interpret texts in the public domain ("Catcher" will not lose its copyright for decades) but they do so with an admirable combination of respect and originality.
This is admirable, in many respects — a rare spasm of personal honor in a pretty heartless business.
It is in most respects admirable, even exemplary, particularly in her refusal to surrender to old age.
Nonetheless, these women were all focused and alert; in solos, Ms. Fairchild was at her most free and impulsive, and Ms. Lowery, increasingly admirable in many respects, expounded Sanguinic's choreography with attacking clarity.
Yet despite all of this, the man who emerges from this book is in many respects admirable: brave, loyal, self-disciplined, quick-witted, charismatic, acutely intelligent and a public speaker of quite awesome power.
He acknowledges that the "miracle" of postwar German reconstruction was "in some respects" admirable, but suggests it was also "tantamount to a second liquidation in successive phases of the nation's own past history".
