Sentence examples for everything admirable from inspiring English sources

Along with everything admirable and honourable that the US and its leaders have achieved, Bush was both heir and product of this tainted legacy.

(That phrase either means nothing at all, since in some sense we have been in "a time of war" since at least 9/11, or else means something so doomed and horrific — full-scale permanent warfare in the Middle East — that, as the historian Andrew Bacevich has explained, it could be achieved only by changing everything once admirable about American life).

In his first novel about Billy Boyle, James R. Benn labored a bit too strenuously to draw a picture of a young soldier-sleuth who epitomized everything decent and admirable about World War II America.

The NHS response was admirable and everything is now happily under control.

And obviously for somebody like me, he stands for everything that is not admirable in American society".

Now that the nation's signature is the ravenous conglomerate that devours everything, there's something admirable about Notre Dame's football independence.

In a Rolling Stone interview, Waters said Trump "stands for everything that is not admirable in American society", after calling the Republican presidential candidate "pig-ignorant".

Included in that run was an impressive tie for third at the WGC Cadillac Championship and even at Wentworth, where what García had already said off the course overshadowed everything else, he displayed admirable focus to earn a top-20 place.

The upgrades don't present a unified force so much as the company's desire to be everything to everyone – an admirable goal, but a tough one to land well.

Everything he mentioned was interesting and admirable.

Despite everything, Chandra successfully presents Sartaj as admirable - 'The best man in his world and a good enough man for any world,' to round off Chandler's definition.