Sentence examples for especially admirable from inspiring English sources

It is a not especially admirable human reaction to a tale of human frailty.

What I find especially admirable is the animals' attitude toward daytime sleeping.

(His performance was especially admirable given that he was seriously under the weather).

The first violinist, Zakarias Grafilo, was especially admirable for his focused and penetrating sound.

The exhibition is especially admirable for reminding us of artists overlooked by a public focused more on stars.

The entire cast rose to the challenges: Ms. Zahorian, scarcely recognizable as Olga, and Damian Smith, as Kulygin, were especially admirable.

Without Mohammad Hafeez's off-spin, still under official scrutiny, Pakistan were definitely a bowler light and the workload on the three seamers, especially the admirable Sohail Khan, who was blowing hard when Cook and Hales were making merry, was too heavy.

Tennison was not easy to like, and not always admirable, especially in the early stories.

That sounds admirable, especially considering that universities have long anointed themselves as defenders of the truth.

This consistency is in many ways admirable, especially in contrast to the indiscriminate frenzy of the Tribeca Film Festival.

In the contemporary stories, gothic became a vehicle for social criticism, especially in the admirable Dead of Night.