Sentence examples for indeed admirable from inspiring English sources
This was the acceptable and indeed admirable face of the direct football that predominated in those days, and the midfield could be utterly electrifying.
It is, indeed, admirable stuff, clearly indebted to the work of Shearer's Tap-mate Christopher Guest, but demonstrably groundbreaking in its brand of painful docudrama pastiche.
In a sea of remakes and franchise reboots, it is indeed admirable that Mama attempts to tell an original horror story, and I'd be lying if I didn't say that it's often quite creepy.
While it was indeed admirable to see the Republican leadership land on him with both feet after using the term "wetback" last week, there are bound to be some other negative things said in the next few months.
Simulation results were reported and the proposed algorithm indeed have admirable performance for tested problems.
(This is, indeed, an admirable example of another buzz-phrase: "customer-oriented management").
Dr. Peter Pronovost's checklist method is indeed an admirable effort, but the use of a consistent protocol of patient care is, in some form, as old as medicine itself.
Indeed, as admirable as Harry Redknapp's achievement of guiding the Hoops back to the Premier League was last season, it is hard to imagine any English coach swapping Shepherd's Bush for the beaches of Sant Sebastia again.
It would have been pardonable – admirable indeed – to have published another novel starring policeman poet Adam Dalgliesh.
There seems to me to be something admirable, indeed noble, about the people arguing over Richard III. They're doers rather than naysayers, romantics rather than realists, people looking for meaning rather than numbness.
