Sentence examples for is less admirable from inspiring English sources

But that is like complaining that Andy Murray's Wimbledon triumph a week ago was less thrilling because it came in straight sets, or that Chris Froome's Tour de France lead is less admirable for being so vast.

Shouldn't stoicism be less admirable when it isn't stoically necessary?

Others are less admirable and, therefore, of greater use to novelists.

But Fed purchases, the bulk of the support, are due to end in March.Other interventions are less admirable.

Still, it was decreed (in Slate) that someone who worked that hard and accomplished that much must be less admirable than aggravating and annoying.

He gave hope to millions of Africans and inspired millions of others elsewhere, but if his successors in government have been less admirable, and if his example has not been followed in countries like Zimbabwe, that should not be surprising.

The forgetting was necessary not just because the behavior of most Europeans under Fascism and Nazi occupation was less admirable than anyone wished to acknowledge — but that was, naturally, a big part of it.

In Egypt, a similar majoritarianism continues to fail abysmally, as the Muslim Brotherhood's competence in governance is less than admirable.

In this book, however, Ms Showalter's admirable aim is less pugnacious: to rescue forgotten works for a general audience, but not to shirk from making judgments (robustly dispensed, for example, towards the "unreadable, self-indulgent and excruciatingly boring" Gertrude Stein).

Many characters which he played to popular acclaim were less than admirable.

They all went into a modality that was less than admirable".