Sentence examples for less admirably from inspiring English sources
(Mr. Daniels, less admirably, eliminated many state workers' bargaining rights in 2005).
He was admirably brave, as well as less admirably full of bravado, poor man.
Less admirably, some newcomers have not cleaned up corrupt administrations and justice systems.The ties that bindIn a family, ties of interdependence can trump even wide differences.
But she also — much less admirably — had few qualms about blackballing young writers on her turf, and otherwise using her influence for ill.
Less admirably, the population is both aging and falling, so its demographic pressures are the opposite of those in the Arab world.
Less admirably for a country which defends the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, it has refused to sign an improved safeguards protocol, denying international inspectors full access to its civilian nuclear facilities.Lula's government also shows a puzzling disregard for democracy and human rights beyond Brazil's borders.
La Boétie, suffering from some kind of ill-defined infection, is shown to be less than admirably resigned.
But less than admirably, they only lighten up and add some chipperness to their vocals once, on "Testing the Water," the only song here written by Luke Laird, Hillary Lindsey and Shane McAnally, who hail from a looser school of country songcraft.
Not only did she performed less than admirably in her debate performances, she mishandled her media relations, fought the state and national Republican Party organizations, and most importantly, she failed to connect with Delaware voters who hold the keys to any at-large victory: non-Republican and moderate voters in the Northern part of the state.
Fred Eisenla of Eisenla & Carlson designed all but two of the houses; his firm was also responsible for the elegant apartment building at 145 Prospect Park West in Park Slope, and for the less grand, but admirably progressive, "Finnish co-ops" in Sunset Park.
Nicely trimmed, herbed lamb chops admirably suited less adventurous diners.
