Sentence examples for in it admirable from inspiring English sources

Would he grab the medal and say how much he likes jewelry, that he may need matching earrings and then begin to speak to the fact that pandering to a community is fine, recognizing those in it admirable, but doing so while approving through your inaction the oppression of that very community is simply unacceptable?

But it speaks well of him, that he could be so consumed by something as small as a game and still give so greatly that he could be so extravagantly disordered in so many ways and yet still be so much more generous, authentic, and (when in comes down to it) admirable than his less outwardly insane contemporaries in the NFL's ownership suites.

Being able to build the confidence when others break it down is, in it of itself, admirable.

Says Gerald Walsh, scientific director for the American Leprosy Foundation in Rockville, Maryland, "It's admirable, but it's going to be difficult".

It's a familiar wish — we all want to be loved perfectly and forever — and it makes for a great story; there's something admirable in it, and, along with Nick, you wonder whether a Great Romance might complete your life.

It looks good and it's a nice object but Herge isn't terribly likable or admirable in it, and the story is so rushed that it's hard to feel anything for the characters or events.

The impulse is, in its way, admirable.

This was more of the plainspokenness that Bell had identified in Corbyn, and in many ways it is admirable.

It's admirable, in the way you'd admire a black Goya or a track by Nine Inch Nails.

Let us begin the tale where Francis Wheen began it in his admirable Marx biography.

They've changed swiftly with the times and, more important, they've done it in quite admirable way.