Sentence examples for far less admirable from inspiring English sources
But Beard is far less admirable than Henry Perowne.
"They were visible everywhere," Mr. Hagt said of the soldiers, "but the actual achievements of the mission were far less admirable.
Now, one might dispute the claim that if God's goodness consists simply in God's living up to a standard that God has set for Himself, then that goodness is far less admirable than we would have supposed.
But then there are things we discover about Robert in upcoming episodes that are far less chivalrous and admirable.
James has become far more human, more complex and less admirable.
Human nature is constantly fascinating and over the years we've seen all sorts, from the very admirable to the far less so.
Gilmore is presented as a sympathetic and admirable character; the reader learns far less about Captain Marrable's character, and is given no reason why Mary should prefer him to his rival.
"It's sort of noblesse oblige to alert people to the unfollowed," said Mr. Richter, who is admirable for often re-tweeting people far less famous than him.
Ford has given its die-hard fans reason for hope, with several admirable new models; by comparison, G.M. and Chrysler have far less to cheer about.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
