Sentence examples for made an admirable from inspiring English sources

His "An den Mond" was made an admirable example of simple singing line, and the wondrous "An die Musik" at the end was rescued from the lugubrious dragging tempos so often visited on it.

We've not even touched on his considerable taste for patronage — The Record made an admirable attempt to count the governor's many friends, admirers, party loyalists and contributors tucked away in the recesses of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

For Thompson, Welles had made an "admirable demonstration" about the power of radio.

This week, responding to the Senate committee's report, Mr Bush made an admirable speech explaining why he went to war.

He hit his second into a greenside bunker at No. 8 and made an admirable bogey from there.

Snohetta has made an admirable effort to follow the many political, artistic and technical masters controlling this space.

Millions more have been influenced by her idea of what makes an admirable individual.

Sensitive, tough, perceptive, Iain Paterson makes an admirable debut as Sachs.

The film makes an admirable attempt to fit their stories into the rags-to-riches narrative structure of a different era.

Tough, in his article on the link between childhood trauma and poor adult health, makes an admirable case for why doctors should be concerned with social problems.

Dahlie, whose début novel won the PEN/Hemingway Award, makes an admirable effort to show us a modern-day Candide, but he fails to garner much sympathy for his wayward protagonist.