Sentence examples for an admirable quality from inspiring English sources

I think that's an admirable quality".

Persistence is an admirable quality.

It comes very naturally, which can be an admirable quality.

I'm not sure this is an admirable quality.

It may not be an admirable quality, but vengefulness is fundamentally human.

He had always thought of this as an admirable quality, but now he was not sure.

While I prefer a woman with a healthy appetite to one who pushes a piece of steamed fish and half a cherry tomato around her plate, I am not sure a "gnawing motion" is ever a particularly admirable quality in a woman; an old-fashioned attitude I know, which these days probably places me about one step from Bluebeard.

He was a liar, a thief and a con man — all admirable qualities for C.I.A. officers who served overseas during the cold war, aspiring to the British definition of a diplomat: a gentleman who lies for his country abroad.

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Mark's most admirable quality as a leader and manager is that he is so open to ideas.

One of the most pointed criticisms of Ms. Lessing came from Harold Bloom, the Yale professor and literary critic, who told The Associated Press, "Although Ms. Lessing at the beginning of her writing career had a few admirable qualities, I find her work for the past 15 years quite unreadable".