Sentence examples for admirable tool from inspiring English sources
But I'm sure that Proulx's prose is an admirable tool for conveying the tough poetic speech patterns of local characters like Billy: "'Tis a strange time, strange weather.
Which, on the surface, seems a possibly admirable proposition; a useful tool in the pocket of anyone who finds organic socialising about as appealing as caravanning with Chris Tarrant, but still fancies standing at the back of the Pickle Factory for a Mall Grab set.
While this tool is an admirable initial foray, there is clearly a need for more research and development of self-efficacy assessment tools specifically for the undergraduate biology classroom.
While the comprehensive nature of this tool is certainly admirable, the level of technical and clinical aptitude needed to store data, in addition to the relatively high cost, likely may make this novel application prohibitive to a population which is largely on the margin with regards to socioeconomic status and e-literacy.
In truth, Drudge, though admirable as a bootstrap story, is a tool.
Eighteenth and nineteenth century thinkers, millennial-old religions, and the culture both in the household and beyond all help model and mold admirable behavior that perhaps help equip us with some tools to navigator complex contemporary challenges.
Political journalists have done an admirable job of covering this White House's actions through FOIA requests, leaks, and other tools of investigative reporting.
There is something admirable about compassion, but Bowden has also used his Hee Haw charms and forgiving ways as a recruiting tool at Florida State, able to woo blue-chip talent into the program's protective care.
