Sentence examples for has been admirably consistent from inspiring English sources

Billington's approach has been admirably consistent.

Certainly the food has been admirably consistent from the moment the restaurant opened in November.

Yet one of its messages has been admirably consistent: that Greece's problems belong to the entire euro zone.

But while Harriet and Peter may be on manoeuvres, making a series of sweeping tactical feints to the left, they need to recognise that in this war of position they have already been comprehensively outflanked – by a politician whose strategic goal over the last two years has been admirably consistent: to become the quintessential anti-Blair candidate who can make Labour Real again.

Obama, however, has been admirably consistent about his top-line goals: expand coverage through public subsidies and mandates; prevent insurance companies from denying coverage or dropping people who get sick; drive medicine toward higher quality and lower costs; and do it all in a way that adds nothing to the deficit.

The house has been admirably decorated by Miss Fry.

Damaged during World War II, it has been admirably restored.

Germany has been admirably open about admitting the sins of the Nazi period; Japan has been less candid.

The permit system, he said, was designed to stifle debate.The government has been admirably restrained in its response.

The Bush Administration has been admirably willing to send relief to Sudan and to condemn the janjaweed.

The introspective nature of the piece has been admirably opened up.