Sentence examples for always admirable from inspiring English sources
The company's overall clarity was always admirable.
Her end goal, however, is always admirable.
Tennison was not easy to like, and not always admirable, especially in the early stories.
Our profession has a long and not always admirable history of fostering that confusion.
Its characters struggle toward their goals in efforts that are always admirable, if sometimes exhausting.
"In Baehr's world view, Christians are always admirable, they always come out winners.
It is done with the solid craftsmanship that one will always admire in Heaney, and that has deservedly made him a popular and major poet; and it displays a passionate enthusiasm, whether for people or land or language, that has always been engaging and admirable.
The CrossFitters are not always so admirable.
The dancers in Bausch's company have always been admirable for their strong technique and physical daring; they seem fearless.
As commendable as her position in regards to the HUAC may have been, her politics were not always so admirable.
I can be mean and I lose my temper from time to time; I'm not always as admirable a person as I'd like to be.
