Sentence examples for far from admirable from inspiring English sources
But what was preposterous and far from admirable was what the performance did to the song.
For decades Hollywood's record of portraying gay characters on screen has been far from admirable, often falling into toxic stereotypes.
But there is much that can stand in her way including Felicity Bat and Aggie Hoof who's intentions are far from admirable!
Mr. Kass stringently revises traditional judgments of characters, arguing, for example, that Rachel, Jacob's beautiful and favored wife, was far from admirable, and that the much-championed Joseph proved himself an unfit leader of his people.
We spend a lot of time trying to conceive a villain who will work well in 3D and we need to have a villain who, while his goals are far from admirable, is nonetheless understandable.
On the Lefèvre stand, a Cubist "Tête d'Arlequin" sketched by Picasso around 1913 hangs not far from de Staël's admirable still life.
That's because technology makes it exponentially easier to publicise information than it once was, when everyone from admirable whistle-blowers to far-left anti-liberal subversives like Mr Assange, faced the considerable obstacle of stealing large numbers of physical documents from organisations to back up their claims.
Though Wilmore said he thought "even reporting" was an admirable approach, it was far from his goal: he wanted to be 100% honest, all of the time.
Johnson's performance so far is admirable.
Thus, idealism, far from being impractical, can produce politically practical and even admirable results.
