Sentence examples for less admirable from inspiring English sources

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

But Beard is far less admirable than Henry Perowne.

This, I suppose, is another, less admirable way of achieving consistency.

Others Giovanni Gronchi, for instance, who reigned from 1955 to 1962 were less admirable.

It is a sentiment no less admirable for being a cliche.

Munching on mastic-tree sap was one of the less admirable habits of the ancient Greeks.

(Mr. Lévy found New World religiosity a little less admirable than his predecessor did).

But a sceptical approach to scientific fact is rather less admirable.

Less admirable is the Met Office's inability to leave it there.

James has become far more human, more complex and less admirable.

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