Sentence examples for admirable tribute from inspiring English sources

The spirit, invention and good humor brought to it by everyone involved make for an admirable tribute.

"Pope Francis: A Man of His Word," Wenders' admirable and deeply admiring tribute to the 266th supreme pontiff, follows very much in this tradition, even if it cannot properly be described as a portrait of an artist.

There will be plenty of time to speculate about his successor, but today it seems right simply to pay tribute to this admirable man and Justice.

Further, we pay tribute to the admirable tenacity of the friends and relatives over so many years on behalf of the 96 who died".

While the Trudeaus' efforts to pay tribute to Indian culture are admirable, it seems some people feel it's a little extra.

In this concert, eight international composers (chosen from 149 applicants) had works performed by the admirable Dr K Sextet, named for Stockhausen's tribute piece to the music publisher Alfred Kalmus, which comprised violin, cello, flute, clarinet, piano and percussion.

THE jazz festival's tributes to important jazz figures were all admirable in intent.

Another vender had, with admirable resourcefulness, procured a stack of shirts that said "THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME," in tribute to Ali. "The champ is here!" the man called out.

All admirable.

Admirable boon!

Admirable rhetoric.