Sentence examples for certainly admirable from inspiring English sources

Whether you're an admirer of her art or not, her unrelenting work ethic is certainly admirable.

That spirit is certainly admirable.

Scandinavian societies are certainly admirable in many respects.

"It's certainly admirable that wealthy individuals are willing to give away large chunks of their wealth," Reich said.

Restraint and responsibility are among the virtues the film preaches, which is certainly admirable, but you may wish it had practiced them less conscientiously.

How it's helped Gonzaga may not always apply to us, but the visibility they've gained as a school is certainly admirable.

"Did you ever think of that?" Keeping American toes tapping during rough times is certainly an admirable goal.

We hear over and over again companies talking about going for "quick hits" and "grabbing low-hanging fruit". That certainly sounds admirable, and it surely is action oriented.

His emancipating, humanitarian message is certainly an admirable one; in a later scene, Rafi's ignored and patronised gardener Hollarcut (Russell Tovey) asserts his belittled humanity with a touching, rough passion.

Public service is certainly more admirable than greedy i-banking, but it is hardly more likely to deliver all those new trains and airports that the Chinese are building.

And Standing Tall, though not a perfect film, was certainly an admirable choice on their part.