This show represents an admirable standard of excellence.
The authors are realistic about the way that barely literate, hard-drinking, terminally pert, lust-crazed young female predators actually behave in their natural habitat, and they hold their scout troop to an admirable standard of personal responsibility.
Great cities grew and an admirable standard of living was created.
The Great Law of the Iroquois set an admirable standard: In weighing each decision, consider its effects on the seventh generation.
Admirable by any standard, they were all the more impressive because on May 17 Ms. Leonard gave birth to Teo, her son with her husband, the New Zealand baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes (famous for his own steely six-pack).
Since this is what I would like to be — an admirable and enduring standard of design and beauty — I read Brown's book with relish, and at the end of it felt that my mindset had shifted, from feeling that I never have enough, to feeling that I undoubtedly have too much.
It's all said with admirable oomph, but the standard government habit of thinking inequality is all about the bottom rather than the top is depressingly present and correct.
Well, celebrating at 1 59 and 26.5 seconds would get you all the way to 3.14159265, which is, even by geeky standards, an admirable effort.
The report found that California schools had done an admirable job incorporating those standards into their curriculums and offering remedial classes to make sure that students had a chance to learn what they might have missed.
China's annualized growth rate, which stood at 12percentt during the Olympics, has already slid to 9percentt, an admirable number by American standards but ominously close to the 8percentt figure that Chinese economists say is required to provide jobs to the 20 million people who enter the work force every year.
Chicago Daily Tribune, June 8 , 1878 page 9; a brief review of Transformations (or Metamorphoses) of Insects...by Peter Duncan, 3rd edition, "an admirable work which has been standard among entomologists" includes a compilation from the works of Charles Darwin and others.
