Sentence examples for an admirable work from inspiring English sources

So is obsessionality a dangerous mental state, or the necessary condition for an admirable work ethic?

THE first thing Polish immigrants brought to Britain, when the country opened its doors to eastern European workers in 2004, was an admirable work ethic.

McCrum has written an admirable work which I had to ration myself to a chapter at a time lest I finished it too quickly.

The replacement windows, a dead brown instead of the original tan or buff, fight the sophisticated coloring of the masonry, but even so, the recent restoration is an admirable work.

Chicago Daily Tribune, June 8 , 1878 page 9; a brief review of Transformations (or Metamorphoses) of Insects...by Peter Duncan, 3rd edition, "an admirable work which has been standard among entomologists" includes a compilation from the works of Charles Darwin and others.

Even if you can't get above-average or average grades, an admirable work ethic will pay off.

The best thing of all about "Bull's-Eye" is that it lays out the unknowns along with the knowns, the mainstream view along with alternative readings, and thus reveals science for what it is: a perpetual, and admirable, work in progress.

Frances Barber as a steaming sexpot, Deborah Findlay as a pious baroness and Jenny Galloway as a surly servant all do admirable work.

I read my book "The Locusts Have No King" with apprehension and was astonished to find it an admirable, superior work — no holes of plot as in other works — and a sustained intelligence dominating the farcical and exaggerated so that it had more unity and structural solidity than anything I ever did.

But the Lands' End ads show dress shirts as akin to a uniform whose wearers perform admirable work, Mr. Israel said.

Sacharaissa Cripslock in Terry Pratchett's The Truth – an inverted All The President's Men in which investigative digging serves to preserve a leader in power – does admirable work.