Sentence examples for admirable view of from inspiring English sources

And no one wanted the admirable view of the Suzdal Monastery from the 1960s in a print made (and signed) two decades later by the photographer.

"Portrait of a Worker, 1967" surely owes something to his exposure to 1860s French portraiture, while his admirable view of the monastery at Suzdal has an understated Romanticism evocative of Barbizon School painters of the 1860s to the 1880s.

Visitors may relax over Oolong tea and rice flour or sesame cakes for about $3, with an admirable view of the Central Mountain Range and Chinese classical music in the background.

So would Paul Guigou's admirable "View of a Pond at Saint-Paul-les-Durance". Also dated 1863, Guigou's study of blinding light on steely water in barren rocky surroundings is a reminder that this petit maître occasionally rose to astonishing heights.

The impulse toward physical animation and exertion is admirable, in view of how dusty so formal a repertoire can come across to theatergoers now.

We arrived early at San-Mateo, and spent the remaining part of the day in visiting admirable views and situations in the neighbourhood.

His admirable €4.5 million view of Haarlem by Gerrit Berckheyde went to the Florida collectors Eyjk and Rose-Marie van Otterloo. Rose-Marie van Otterloo

But he concludes: "WikiLeaks and similar organisations are generally admirable in their single-minded view of transparency and openness".

Your desire to negotiate on behalf of your buyers' interests as well as yours is admirable but misplaced, because your view of their interests will never be identical to their own.

Since 1994 Mr. Wolf has always used female prosecutors on "Law & Order," and they all fit a misogynist view of women in command: admirable, not likable.

It's an admirable point of view, and I think it has served Obama well at times.