Sentence examples for is more admirable from inspiring English sources

Some may approve this snub to what Hastings calls "Angela Merkel's forebears"; but the magnanimity of Cameron's Oxford college, Brasenose, is more admirable.

We could buy all kinds of useful things like … love!" Homer Simpson, cartoon character in The Simpsons (American TV series)"Of course, there's a different law for the rich and the poor: otherwise, who would go into business?" E. Ralph Stewart Nothing is more admirable than the fortitude with which millionaires tolerate the disadvantages of their wealth".

But Clewlow believes Canterbury's focus on bringing junior players through the system is more admirable.

Messi and Ronaldo possess different attributes, different playing styles and different personalities - deciding which of the two is more admirable can only be, at least partly, a matter of personal taste.

Chicago Sun-Times critic Jim DeRogatis was unimpressed with the lyrics, yet when comparing it to Aqua's "Barbie Girl", he found that its "unifying sentiment is more admirable".

And yet we pretend that a life in which sadness is denied is more admirable or well-lived than one in which it is acknowledged.

If anything, his bowling was more admirable.

But there are more admirable qualities too.

What could be more admirable than unwavering maternal instinct?

But that's more admirable than not taking them at all.

Her overall phrasing and sense of architecture were more admirable than ever.