Sentence examples for altogether admirable from inspiring English sources
Immensely touching at such moments, Annie is altogether admirable, sometimes perhaps too much so.
Miss Palmer is altogether admirable in a role which requires the quiet projection of genuine feeling and wisdom.
Mr. Muti's championing of the Swiss-French composer Arthur Honegger's music is altogether admirable; it merits greater exposure.
As the Vienna Choir Boys celebrate their 500th anniversary at Carnegie Hall, this New York counterpart, a mere 30 years old yet altogether admirable, simply celebrates the season.
It stars Amanda Peet as the object of affection, if that's the word, of a group of not altogether admirable Manhattan men.
Greg Rusedski, who will be 32 next Tuesday, has stuck to the tenacious belief that he can force his way back to the top, and his efforts to get himself seeded for this tournament were altogether admirable.
Altogether an admirable book.
I hate even more the thought that his place as the grand old man of the British left may now be taken by one of his altogether less admirable – and amiable – epigoni.
Impartialists, by contrast, either deny the existence of morally admirable partiality altogether, or hold that any apparent cases are in fact ultimately reducible to impartial standards (see section 6).
