Sentence examples for is highly admirable from inspiring English sources

It is highly admirable that many researches had focused on the development of acids which can be applied in high-temperature reservoirs.

Jonathan Haidt's new book, The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion, is highly admirable.

While the attempt to objectify the effects of post-menopausal hormone replacement therapy is highly admirable, confusion and inappropriate interpretations have resulted in unprecedented fear of "all things estrogen".

O'Neil has already been sworn is as a reserve police officer (how cool would it be to be pulled over by Shaq?!) and has said he wants to get his doctorate, which is highly admirable.

Taking that emotion and translating it into financial support is highly admirable," said UNICEF's Representative in Zimbabwe, Dr. Festo Kavishe.

In defining social entrepreneurship, it is also important to establish boundaries and provide examples of activities that may be highly admirable but do not fit in the definition.

That is extremely admirable.

Dubious coincidences aside, there is something highly admirable about the whole enterprise, but the production ends up being tedious.

He was extremely admirable.

Inspired by the placing of "expressive arts" at the head of this list, the Welsh government has announced a fund of £20m over the next five years for arts in education with the potential to reach a third of schools in Wales over the five-year period of this plan, which is in itself highly admirable, but is simultaneously undermined by the local authority cuts.

Having the "gumption" to deal with addiction alone is, he says, "admirable," but that it's "highly preferable to have someone to confide in".