Sentence examples for admirable scale from inspiring English sources

Gay people are also capable of making history and indeed have already done so on a very great and admirable scale.

Government's ability to execute on a large scale is admirable (though, like the tech industry, it's not infallible) as is its capacity to drive consensus around traditionally thorny issues.

An admirable large-scale cartoon had been rediscovered in the National Gallery in London in the 1830s by two great German connoisseurs, Johann David Passavant and Gustav Friedrich Waagen, and was hailed almost unanimously as a major work from Leonardo's hand.

Both the first and second movements showed at times her most admirable qualities of scale and authority, but intermittently; and in the third movement her arms were sometimes clawlike.

His 100-point scale, while admirable in its effort to weigh contradictory evidence, seems relatively arbitrary.

But the attitude of Emiratis is admirable on a different scale.

Government's ability to execute on a large scale is admirable as is its capacity to drive consensus around traditionally thorny issues.

"I find it very admirable," he says, examining a scale model as if the work had nothing to do with him.

Small-scale projects are admirable, and Franzen is right that minimizing atmospheric carbon dioxide is not the only environmentally worthy goal.

These admirable programs, however, are modest in scale, and in the current fiscal climate, their financing is far from secure.

But both figures, done with an admirable command of glazes and large-scale ceramic construction, score by virtue of their bold size.