Sentence examples similar to admirable student from inspiring English sources

But while Mr. Feinstein introduces us to many admirable student-athletes, he drives home his thesis -- that the players and coaches in the Patriot League are "the last amateurs" in the game today -- with all the subtlety of a politician on the campaign trail.

The media found the idea of a Kennedy (Charles) versus Kennedy (AL) clash attractive, as the ingenious and admirable students who nominated me knew they would, and both Kennedys have been able to speak about the need for free education and radically altered priorities.

I sent an e-mail message to the class apologizing for the "wrong-headed" example, adding, "It is very admirable what students at Tsinghua are doing to support the earthquake victims and I didn't mean to imply that we must choose between two tragedies".

Its disdain for the contemporary is admirable — colleges let students off quite easily by assigning best-sellers and glorified self-help books.

What I didn't know at the time was that being a first-generation college student was admirable, and that schools did look at other factors, and financial aid did make it possible to attend those really expensive schools.

He is for me, as for the students, an admirable human being.

Re "The Quest to Reinvent John Jay" (Sept . 24: District 15's plan to improve John Jay High School to attract Park Slope students is admirable.

His assessment that colleges and firms are perpetuating a degradation of the value of professional experience for college students is admirable in its effort to raise exposure for this important issue.

Our results are admirable – this year 92% of our students achieved five or more A* to C grades at GCSE.

Which are preferable and admirable spaces or not for students?

Gray said that eliminating costs for students was an admirable goal decades ago, but no longer makes sense due to disinvestment in the system.