Sentence examples for it admirable that from inspiring English sources

Some will think it admirable that he wishes to adhere to his commitment to the Milwaukee tournament, but most will agree it displays a stark lack of ambition.

The alternative theories "seem to me to make a lot more sense than the ones that are popularly espoused," he said, calling it admirable that the conversation was allowed within "Rescue Me".

In sorting out what to do with the Vishniac archives, I find it admirable that she has consistently placed Jewish persecution into a bigger context of recurrent human tragedy and has worked hard to spread the message that people are important for their individual lives and cultures, not only for what befalls them.

While it's admirable that it's trying to avoid shutting victims out of support communities, the relatively hands-off approach might not deter addicts.

In the face of criticism around its new FOIA process, the FBI moved to clarify some questions surrounding the online portal that will replace its existing process starting March 1. "While it is admirable that the FBI has sought to make it easier to receive and process FOIA requests, there are a number of limitations with the online portal," Wyden wrote.

It is admirable, that faith, but when translated wholesale to movies it borders on sanctimoniousness.

While it's admirable that you want him to learn new skills, it's not necessary to add to your "to do" list at present.

And while it's admirable that the show was willing to get rid of one of the tough guys, it does seem especially hard on black males.

It's admirable that you were willing to help a friend and lamentable that you were robbed, but it doesn't follow that your friend must make up any of the stolen money.

Still, it was admirable that Romney followed through.

That still holds true, and it is admirable that Sanchez added a charitable component.