Sentence examples for equally admirable from inspiring English sources

But his off-screen style is equally admirable, according to sartorial experts.

Though the work itself stands or falls by its central performance, there is much here that is equally admirable.

And as a moral philosopher she is in the business of exposing conflicts between principles, often equally admirable ones.

John Kander's "Letter From Sullivan Ballou," performed midway through the program, was equally admirable; Ms. Fleming coaxed its rough tumble of syllables and sentiments into an affecting flow.

So where does that leave the equally admirable pianists, Wilhelm Kempff, Rudolf Serkin, Bela Bartok, Lili Kraus, Franz Rupp and Artur Balsam?

And he can scale his singing down to an extraordinary, telling pianissimo without losing that certainty, his tone or his equally admirable command of the long phrase.

Crying was seen as admirable.

The most the government is willing to do is guarantee a minimum carbon price, which should boost all low-carbon technologies equally.All very admirable, but such talk doesn't go down well with the nuclear men, and there is plenty of lobbying going on behind the scenes to try to water down the government's approach.

Philippe has already shown, like his equally determined, but less admirable countryman Napoleon Bonaparte, that "impossible" is just someone else's opinion.

His teaching outside the classroom is equally or perhaps even more admirable.

The orchestra moved through these transformations with admirable precision and was equally impressive when asked to create similar effects on the larger and more vividly detailed canvas of Lutoslawski's Concerto for Orchestra.