Sentence examples for considered admirable from inspiring English sources

Others – like attacking Mastercard and Paypal over Wikileaks – could even be considered admirable.

It is now considered admirable to die for your country, but not for your religion.

In the normally querulous club of the Union of Iraqi Writers in Baghdad, there was a rare unanimity among Iraqis -- secular, religious, Shiites, Sunnis and loyalists of the former government: while the election of a black man as the president of the United States was considered admirable, Mr. Obama's promise to start withdrawing troops from Iraq was a cause for great concern.

In the case of pleasure, there are other reasons for thinking that it is not worthy of admiration, namely, that pleasant experiences are not admirable like virtue and intellectual activity and that one is not considered admirable in respect of feeling pleasure, though one is in respect of behaving virtuously and in respect of intellectual activity (FE 271).

For comparison, breaking even is considered admirable for criminal defense attorneys.

Exploring various interests to enhance our personal development is generally considered admirable.

It's a feat many would consider admirable, even before knowing he's a blind, 62-year-old grandpa.

Why is multitasking considered an admirable talent?

The use of a minimum of drawing to produce the maximum effect in suggesting form is considered most admirable.

Being studied and nerdy is almost never considered an admirable characteristic in a woman, but this week it was.

Part of the problem is the phrase itself: binging on something is not traditionally considered an admirable behavior.