Sentence examples for even more admirable from inspiring English sources

Even more admirable is its willingness to look to a car company for inspiration.

That makes her image even more admirable to many women, and perhaps even attainable.

The fact that Mr. Gerroll also directed the production makes his accomplishment even more admirable.

It is unglamorous and not a vote-winner, making it even more admirable that it is being pushed through.

In some ways, her lack of intrinsic rage makes Walter's writing even more admirable, ­particularly ­considering the opprobrium she's faced.

And it's the frequency with which they have to throw the big dart that makes the skill even more admirable.

What they share, even more than an admirable desire to explore the contemporary resonance of historical events rather than merely exhume the facts, is a pronounced, even aggressive irreverence toward received ideas about the American experience.

An editorial in the latest issue contained a rebuke to Bin Salman, stating: "His brutish handling of even mild critics is overshadowing more admirable policies, which include curbing the religious police, letting women drive and encouraging them to work.

I agree that their scenaristic smoothing of the way is a sly sentimental cheat; but I think that they're also the purveyors of an even more audacious, and even somewhat admirable, ploy: they've put their characters into archetypal, emotionally live-wire, morally ambiguous dramas which, unfortunately, they short-circuit with quick and easy resolutions.

But, what I find admirable and even more fascinating about Lupita Nyong'o, besides her stunning good looks and her amazing fashion sense, is her own work to highlight another group of people who have been historically ill-treated for actually not having enough color at all.

"Under the circumstances, the C.E.O., the chairman and the board have done an admirable job, but unfortunately even more needs to be done," said Mr. Suozzi, a Democrat.