Sentence examples for admirable values from inspiring English sources

The exception was R.E.M., viewed to have bridged the admirable values of both decades and slowly built broad-based success on the band's own special terms.

While "Death of a Salesman" has consolidated its prestige as an exposure of middle-class delusions, the American middle class — as a social reality and a set of admirable values — has nearly ceased to exist.

Rioja and Valdepeñas are not the only Spanish regions that deliver admirable value.

Of course, all of those values are admirable.

It's an admirable idea at face value – but is it the beginning of a terrible trend?

By portraying East Hampton as idyllic, the text says, he was "asserting that it and other towns like it were bastions of an admirable culture and traditional American values".

It exemplifies and makes admirable some of the worst values that exist in our culture, running the gamut of the Seven Deadly Sins and adding plenty more to the list.

While it's admirable that Fujifilm sees the value of the medium, I suppose this is simply one of the little bangs on the way to the big bang that will happen when a mass-market player – I'm thinking someone like Voodoo or Alienware – creates a social network for their whole brand and not just one device.

There is something admirable about a society whose highest values include such works of daring and imagination.

In fact, it is precisely Ned's rigidity of values and naïve if admirable principles that make him such easy prey for the unscrupulous likes of Littlefinger.

While civility is admirable, it is not the highest value in assessing the qualifications of potential cabinet officers.