Sentence examples for infinitely more admirable from inspiring English sources
John Gardner put it best when he wrote: "An excellent plumber is infinitely more admirable than an incompetent philosopher.
It avails little that we know our boys in Afghanistan are pursuing infinitely more admirable purposes than the Israelis in Lebanon, when Bush is telling the world that the two conflicts are mere different fronts in a common struggle.
It's that moral shiftiness, of course, that makes Winnie a richer biopic subject than her infinitely more admirable ex (impersonated this time round by perma-unctuous Terrence Howard) could ever be.
Which is infinitely more interesting".
The Samsung is infinitely more customizable.
That would make infinitely more sense.
If anything, his bowling was more admirable.
They are also infinitely more creative.
Another English mystic, but infinitely more odd.
The written word is infinitely more adaptable.
Redundancy is infinitely more difficult than divorce.
