Sentence examples for is much admirable from inspiring English sources

Peter C. Rosato Hilton Head Island, S.C., Aug. 25, 2010 To the Editor: While there is much admirable about Thomas L. Friedman's column about education reform, a dissenting voice from the trenches is needed to temper some of the current education hype so in fashion these days.

Nevertheless, there is much that is admirable about the staging.

If the barefoot effect were multiplied a few thousand times, it would test Italy's resistance to change.For all its quirks, though, there is much that is admirable about Italy.

His description of a ball game to an uncomprehending British group is typical and vastly amusing.There is much that is admirable about "A Yank in London," and the glimpses of Irene Manning singing for the boys at the Rainbow Corner in Piccadilly will stir memories.

Though the work itself stands or falls by its central performance, there is much here that is equally admirable.

This can be much more admirable than an army of Pat Methenys playing polymetric fretwankery.

"I have sometimes forgotten that wisdom and a strong sense of public responsibility are much more admirable qualities".

Cisneros's biographer Robin Ganz writes that she acknowledges her mother's family name came from a very humble background, tracing its roots back to Guanajuato, Mexico, while her father's was much more "admirable".

Musically, there's much to impress, with Orbit utilising admirable restraint on first single The Flood and the jaunty A Happy Place, while Melua's voice is at its fragile best on the stately Red Balloon.

I have to admit that I draw my inspiration from women in my everyday life, rather than high-profile leaders we read about in the news; Marissa Mayer and Sheryl Sandberg are admirable, but I am much more drawn to women I've had a chance to really know.

While it has much that is admirable, it also contains much that appears repetitive and incidental.