Sentence examples for be as admirable from inspiring English sources

Most of us would rather be not have the opportunity to be as admirable.

Undoubtedly Jeter will remain in great physical condition and his head and heart will be as admirable as ever and fans can expect him to dive into the seats forehead first and make remarkable defensive plays on some hapless latter-day Jeremy Giambi, or some new exploit.

Her developing skill in handling the media is as admirable as it is faintly distasteful.

Hence its name: "Bloodlines". It's as admirable as it is ambitious.

The fight to resist extinction is as admirable in communities as in the natural world.

Such honesty, clearly a reflection of instructions from the boss, is as admirable as it is uncommon.

But Emily's single mindedness is as admirable as it is hysterical and paranoid – remember her FBI-featuring dream sequence from the start of episode three?

"Our greatest troubles spring from something that is as admirable and sound as it is dangerous – from our impatience to better the lot of our fellows.

For me, Allenheads illustrates Jenkins' contention that "the fight to resist extinction is as admirable in communities as in the natural world".

The involving performance that Mr. Zinman elicited from the players was as admirable for what it avoided as for what it achieved.

His pace of production and the diversity of his production methods (whether big-studio, TV, or independent) are as admirable as his films themselves.