Sentence examples for entirely admirable from inspiring English sources
Whether in her accentuation of individual steps or the sense of dramatic involvement with which she shapes entire roles, Ms. Pickard is an entirely admirable example of a dancer who has learned to make the most of herself.
Not that she is entirely admirable.
Fascinating, that is, as opposed to entirely admirable.
The reasons are understandable, if not entirely admirable.
But for the most part the conductor Leon Botstein elicited entirely admirable work.
The film's only entirely admirable character is a saintly army officer and adoptive father, played by the wonderful actor Chen Daoming ("Hero").
In "Smash His Camera" Mr. Galella emerges as a kindred soul for the curious documentarian and as a large, complicated personality in his own right, not entirely likable but admirable for his persistence and the quickness of his index finger.
Mr. Bush's refusal to reward North Korean bad behavior is perfectly admirable, but entirely impractical.
Jesuits have been missionaries since the inception of their order, and Father Emilio Sandoz is an admirable, if not entirely likeable, pioneer.
