Sentence examples for admirable selection from inspiring English sources
Still, he offered an admirable selection of music, starting with the truly beautiful "Piccola Musica Notturna," a tone poem for eight players.
And now John Edwards of North Carolina is using a rather eclectic -- and musically speaking, fairly admirable -- selection of music to underscore his pugnacious closing argument speech to Iowans as the Jan . 3caucuses approach.
At least as admirable is a selection that combines hearty and light eating choices: a grilled one-pound lobster and smoked baby-back ribs.
Even offstage: one friend tells the editor Nell Casey — who has done an admirable job knitting together a selection of Gray's journal entries with interviews and her own thoughtful take — that Gray was so seductive a storyteller that just sitting around a downtown loft, hearing him recount the mundane details of his day, could "torture you with pleasure".
Equally admirable - outstanding, in fact - is the selection of pictures, some 800 in all, including 80 in color.
The selection on the Marketplace is admirable so far.
Where Ms. Cooke's French and German diction was admirable, her English and Russian were exemplary in selections by John Musto and Rachmaninoff.
Thus Kiyoko Hawley, a pianist who made her debut on Jan . 11at Merkin Concert Hall, provided admirable service to the cause of new music by offering a selection by Japanese and American composers.
As admirable as this enterprise may be, because gene-based biological evolution is now only one instance of selection, it ceases to provide much warrant for our beliefs.
Jones, The Sovereignty of the Law: Selections from Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England (1873), contains, in its Introduction, an admirable discussion of Blackstone.
