Sentence examples for admirable was from inspiring English sources

But what was preposterous and far from admirable was what the performance did to the song.

But he felt that using the 13th Amendment for such purposes, however admirable, was a stretch.

Even more admirable was the way he made these physical feats convey anguish, rage and a desire for vengeance.

Also admirable was Messiaen's astounding generosity, both in the financial aid he gave to fellow musicians, and in the time he gave to his students, and to the performers of his music who, like me, came to consult him.

What was indeed truly and really admirable was, that the Romans, after the defeat of so many armies, the slaughter of so many captains, and, in fine, the confusion of almost the whole Roman empire, still showed a courage equal to their losses, and were as willing as their enemies to engage in new battles.

How admirable was your utterance in those publick Orations, wherin you thundered out the praise-worthie acts of the Emperor your father, that all the grand-place rung therwith?

It is surely admirable – isn't it?

(VIIB:25) Those who are admirable are called good (shan).

Part of what makes him admirable is his dignity.

But public awareness campaigns, while admirable, are insufficient.

But these measures, while admirable, are not enough.