Sentence examples for admirably controlled from inspiring English sources

And the performances -- by Anthony Leslie as Lyle, the hitchhiker; Hilary Howard as Ren, the wife; and Mitchell Riggs as Mitchell, the husband -- are admirably controlled.

Another is that while the law has admirably controlled so-called end-of-pipe pollution, no administration has summoned the energy or political will to control polluted runoff from farms, timber operations, city streets, even suburban lawns.

The two guitarists with uniquely different styles, have admirably controlled the lead guitar duties for "The World's Greatest Rock 'N Roll Band" for over 45 years.

Maisie admirably wishes to control the course of her life; to use an appropriate metaphor, she wants to be the author of her life's narrative.

It helps that the country did not experience a property or credit bubble, and that it has kept its public finances admirably under control.

But it made me think how horrible it would be if old Andy — who was phobic about appearing publicly anywhere but on a page under his admirably obsessive control — had to do TV.

Based on the book Touching From A Distance by Curtis' widow Deborah, the film Control admirably recoils from both hagiography and bitterness.

Admirably, the bill includes pilot programs designed to help find ways to control costs.

They often act admirably to check plantar flexion in "drop-foot," but they do not control rotation and lateral deformity.

At $45, it's far and away the most expensive item on a menu that, like those at Mr. McNally's other restaurants, admirably gives diners strategies for keeping the check under control.

Mr. Greenspan has administered our most powerful economic tool -- control over the money supply -- admirably.