As Professor Thompson writes, "If the conduct does not involve bribery, extortion, or an illegal campaign contribution," it is seen as not just "acceptable, but admirable".
Anonymous It would be abhorrent to use such a list to exclude qualified candidates, but to use it to promote an egalitarian society is not just ethical but admirable: in ethics, intent counts.
If they aren't exactly admirable looks, just smile at them.
Donating an organ to a stranger was not just not admirable, doctors felt — it was perverse, it offended the conscience.
The show became exciting and not just stunningly admirable when that expertise touched on less careful emotion.
Ensuring that every human being on the planet has access to the resources for a decent, healthy life isn't just an admirable aim.
Fashions in famous people, like every other kind of fashion, have begun to look more educated and discriminating, and to succeed in tricking a wider audience into believing that the world of celebrity is just as admirable and just as real as life itself.
That means that a gift like the Taíno objects is more than just an admirable gesture: it's a vote of confidence in the city's future, and a monument to it.
