Sentence examples for an admirable example of from inspiring English sources
His "An den Mond" was made an admirable example of simple singing line, and the wondrous "An die Musik" at the end was rescued from the lugubrious dragging tempos so often visited on it.
(This is, indeed, an admirable example of another buzz-phrase: "customer-oriented management").
In 2007, Mr. Harper's government set an admirable example of decency.
One might have craved a dash of madness but the elegant proportions were an admirable example of client friendly couture.
— but compared with its bigger sister institution across the Channel, it has been an admirable example of courage under fire.
He's an admirable example of the person most needed in rural Africa in its drive to escape the poverty trap.
In 1998, Californians set an admirable example for the rest of the nation by passing this measure, which generates about $680 million a year to pay for smoking prevention programs and an array of early childhood education and health programs.
Whether in her accentuation of individual steps or the sense of dramatic involvement with which she shapes entire roles, Ms. Pickard is an entirely admirable example of a dancer who has learned to make the most of herself.
To be sure, there are many environmentalists who are willing to make tradeoffs to fix big problems; Greenpeace's embrace of nuclear energy is an admirable example.
If Ms. Howe's play, directed by Pam MacKinnon and starring Lizbaeth Mackay as Roz, Juan Carlos Hernandez as the comic and touching Jesus and Laura Heisler as the addled Ophelia, is a highlight, the evening offers other admirable examples of writing, acting and staging.
