I think that Selznick's drawings and words are symbolic, and paint and spell out an admirable novel, teaching us about how those who are in tough circumstances can find the light at the end of the tunnel.
He said: "There is no profession more noble, no calling more vital, no vocation more admirable than teaching, and this White Paper gives us the opportunity to become the world's leading education nation".
Though less well known than the pianist Andras Schiff, the cellist Miklos Perenyi is widely admired among musicians for his probing musicianship, his resourceful technique and his admirable devotion to teaching at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest.
Mary Beard did an admirable job of teaching Classics to teenagers with fewer than 5 GCSEs on Jamie's Dream School.
THURSDAY'S PUZZLE — Back in the day, young constructor Caleb Madison took on the admirable task of teaching a group of senior citizens attending a class at the Jewish Association of Services for the Aged (J.A.S.A).
What keeps it from being completely satisfying as theater may be Mr. Chong's admirable insistence on teaching or his failure so far to find the right way to blend his visual talents into his verbal ones.
Give people ideas and they get excited: that's the admirable lesson it teaches.
Treehouse launched last November with an admirable (or terrifying) goal: To teach the world how to design and develop for the Web, iOS, and now Android.
I was raised on the motto "no pain, no gain," and was taught that sacrifice of leisure was admirable.
Teaching science in a public high school: an admirable endeavour, but not a green job.
If tiki-taka (remember that?) taught us anything, it taught us that technically perfect football was like technically perfect art - admirable, but dull.
