Sentence examples for admirable review from inspiring English sources

Postlewaite and colleagues [ 51], in an admirable review, elaborated the prevailing theories and, based on studies from their own laboratory, suggested that conventional, circulating CD14 monocytes transdifferentiate into SSc fibroblasts.

He regards it as the finest goal of his career, which suggests either an admirable disinclination to review his own work or, more probably, a serious case of denial.

It's admirable that in his review of Thomas Frank's "Pity the Billionaire" (Jan.

But in a match that has been an admirable advert for the review system, thanks to the frailties of Umpires Harper and Hill, the decision was overturned.

THE THEATRE review of "The Admirable Crichton" by J.M. Barrie.

The otherwise admirable Dec. 31 Week in Review article "The Century of Refugees Ends.

By Dorothy Parker The New Yorker, March 21 , 1931 P. 28THE THEATRE review of "The Admirable Crichton" by J.M. Barrie.

Shreve "writes with admirable economy," David Willis McCullough said in the Book Review last year.

Re "The New Science of Mind" (Sunday Review, Sept. 8): Eric R. Kandel's admirable article makes "depression" the subject of psychiatry's new biological approach for brain imaging and genetic analyses.

I find the last sentence in Kinsley's review of "Decision Points" — "Although Bush is admirable for stopping, he probably was more fun when he drank" — absolutely reprehensible.

The American science writer Martin Gardner's review in Nature called Bare-faced Messiah an "admirable, meticulously documented biography".