Sentence examples for be admirable for from inspiring English sources

Within a family, this may be admirable; for the country, it's an exercise in avoidance.

At least do me the courtesy of that!" Her plea is whiny and bitter, and would be admirable for its rudeness, were it not so, well, rude.

It would not be admirable for the aid workers in Singer's example to pause in their work in order to hold death-and-dying seminars.

While it would be admirable for art school administrators to share that kind of knowledge, you are more likely to learn about the pros and cons of pursuing degrees by empowering yourself as a consumer before you matriculate.

While it would be admirable for any voter to decide their campaign allegiance, and their vote, on honest ideological differences with a particular candidate, the resistance among some Clinton supporters to Obama's campaign is rooted, instead, in half-truths, no-truths and flat-out ignorance about who Senator Obama is and what his campaign stands for.

- and in general his book is admirable for its balance.

Although Bush is admirable for stopping, he probably was more fun when he drank.

Obviously, that's admirable for him to do that, and I look up to him.

This album is admirable for much more than just its creator's chutzpah.

Friday's cast was admirable for its quality, depth and staying power.

"The United States' position was admirable for reminding the Turkish side of the gravity of the situation".