The phrase "admirable sites" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe locations or places that are worthy of admiration or respect, often in the context of travel or tourism.
Example: "The tour guide took us to several admirable sites, including ancient ruins and breathtaking landscapes."
Alternatives: "remarkable locations" or "impressive places".
By Hendrik Hertzberg December 20 , 2009Chuck Schumer: Defender of Women's Rights, Insulter of Actual Woman That's the headline over a column at A.O.L.'s Politics Daily by that new (and generally admirable) site's editor-in-chief, Melinda Henneberger.
Chuck Schumer: Defender of Women's Rights, Insulter of Actual Woman That's the headline over a column at A.O.L.'s Politics Daily by that new (and generally admirable) site's editor-in-chief, Melinda Henneberger.
Fox asked critics to swear a blood oath not to reveal the plot of the first 10 minutes of the four-hour premiere that will be shown in two parts on Sunday and Monday nights, and even most spoiler Web sites have shown admirable restraint.
Clissett's great-great-grandson, Terry Rowell, has traced the family tradition of chair making with admirable thoroughness in a Web site devoted to his great-great-grandfather.
These were the turtles that adorned the round fountain at the Boat Basin (now the site of the admirable summer Boat Basin Cafe).
But in the search for survivors afterward, the draft said, "hundreds of untrained, under-equipped and unsupervised" officers, both on and off duty, "formed bucket brigades on site, which, while admirable, exposed large numbers to a high level of risk".
Those of us who mourn the rise of Facebook over Myspace point to the latter's versatility – with some limited HTML knowledge, it's possible to modify a Myspace page in countless ways, and even now the site has an admirable wildness and openness that Facebook's walled garden approach can't match.
This solution is admirable but this potentially stops the site from really scaling, and the international laws governing this kind of thing could well be an issue.
The online material is not some brave new effort at storytelling, as you can read the book without ever visiting any of the sites, but it's an admirable and enjoyable extension of the world Scieszka and Sedita have created.
That's an admirable mission statement, but it doesn't quite tally with me being booted off the site.
