Sentence examples for completely admirable from inspiring English sources
The Muhammad who emerges from your book is not completely admirable.
"They're grass-fed and she lets them run as free as you or I. It's a hard sell for a restaurant, because it's a reddish meat and customers expect white, but it's absolutely delicious and she's a completely admirable person.
Broadcast News is a love triangle, it's very honest, they don't wind up together, it's tough on these characters, it's not as if any of them are completely admirable, they make all sorts of mistakes.
That drive to go beyond a subversion of big club booking into a territory where those clubs, those festivals, those brands might as well not exist is a completely admirable one.
"It's completely natural and admirable for a person of Palestinian heritage to be proud to be a Palestinian and support his people's rights and culture, just as it is for a Jewish person to support Israel and Jewish causes.
In that respect, "Flaubert: A Life" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $27), by Geoffrey Wall, is an admirable if not completely satisfying book.
But within the context of contemporary work, if you accept the strange decision to partially strip the old building, something quite unusual was done, something completely original — a remarkable, even admirable feat in the narrow-margined world of New York real estate.
The activities of this creature, by the way, were completely overlooked by Lynne Truss in her otherwise admirable book, Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation.
