Sentence examples similar to an admirable situation from inspiring English sources
"Polish these, Cleggers old son," Mr. Cameron was pictured saying in one political cartoon after the election, as he handed some shoes to Mr. Clegg, "and then I'd like you to halve the deficit before prep!" But Lord Ashdown, a former Liberal Democrat leader, said that Mr. Clegg had done an admirable job in a tough situation.
Shepherd's book is an admirable example, using characters and situations from Bleak House combined with a cast of her own devising and a few nods to Wilkie Collins's The Woman in White along the way.
It might go deeply against your grain to admit that you can't do something, and in most situations perseverance is an admirable trait.
It managed to convey a hint of the awfulness of the situation in which women like Sally Clark find themselves while maintaining an admirable journalistic balance.
It is an admirable goal, deserving of support - but it is also a sign that, thank heavens, the situation in Venice could be a great deal worse.
Even the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, recently called the situation in Kosovo "very worrying," saying: "Bernard Kouchner and his team have done an admirable job.
Altogether an admirable book.
That's an admirable goal.
It is an admirable record.
She was an admirable lady.
