Sentence examples for is especially admirable from inspiring English sources

The exhibition is especially admirable for reminding us of artists overlooked by a public focused more on stars.

This is especially admirable in light of the challenges surrounding hosting these vital elections, just weeks after an attempted coup threatened to derail the process.

I'm not saying this interest is especially admirable.

(His performance was especially admirable given that he was seriously under the weather).

The first violinist, Zakarias Grafilo, was especially admirable for his focused and penetrating sound.

The entire cast rose to the challenges: Ms. Zahorian, scarcely recognizable as Olga, and Damian Smith, as Kulygin, were especially admirable.

He thought that what was going on in Kowloon was especially admirable.

It was widely praised — "the kind of biography that leaves the reader replete with the sense of having vicariously experienced a life as it was lived," Richard R. Lingeman wrote in The New York Times — and was an especially admirable achievement because the executor of the McCullers estate refused to cooperate with Ms. Carr and denied permission to quote from unpublished work.

While most efforts to stay fit are pretty admirable, this one was especially so, given the 100+ degree weather in New York.

Its main characters are especially well drawn, and Ms. Simonson makes them as admirable as they are entertaining.

It is a not especially admirable human reaction to a tale of human frailty.