Sentence examples for for an admirable from inspiring English sources

It originally stood for an admirable principle: that policy ought to form a coherent whole.

So is obsessionality a dangerous mental state, or the necessary condition for an admirable work ethic?

All reservations aside, Mr. Veronesi's work throughout the evening asserted a generally positive prognosis for an admirable institution's immediate future.

The spirit, invention and good humor brought to it by everyone involved make for an admirable tribute.

The new Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, named for an admirable public servant who was nonetheless a carpetbagger, was bad enough.

Popeye's merits a nod for an admirable crust -- although, like KFC, its chicken meat had poor texture and a creepily chemical tang.

He has an endless appetite for work, an admirable taste for public service and a zest for butting heads in high-stakes negotiations.

I get that he's trying to make science fun for kids, an admirable goal, and I admit he's a pretty good public speaker.

It survived heavy shaking in the 1971 Sylmar quake and again in the 1994 Northridge quake with minimal long-term damage or disruption of the water supply for firefighters — an admirable track record in a city that imports nine-tenths of its water across an active fault line.

He is for me, as for the students, an admirable human being.

(And there's plenty of precedents for reporting; the UK's GCHQ, for instance, has an admirable history of reporting Firefox vulnerabilities).