Sentence examples for many admirable things from inspiring English sources

There are many admirable things about the American political system, not least its ability to force politicians to get to know every part of their sprawling country.

Among the many admirable things about books, they don't metamorphose into ads for Omaha Steaks when you aren't grasping them in your optimistic fingers.

And those macho attitudes include many admirable things: a genuine love of courage, a surprising readiness to celebrate failure if it is bought with bravery, an unsparing sense of the fatality of human existence, a love of the small pleasures that ennoble it.

One of the many admirable things about this novel is that Theroux's affection for the country never slackens, even as he savages the lies, theft and thuggery of local leaders, and the iron-hearted do-goodery of foreign aid agencies, which have rendered those who were once poor but viable poorer, unhappier and more dependent than ever.

For her many admirable accomplishments, she recently shared the Nobel Peace Prize.

There are too many admirable winter dishes left to enjoy.

Both men have many admirable qualities, to be sure.

I didn't do any of those (extremely practical and admirable) things.

Although, moment by moment, it has many admirable details, it's just a reverential ritual overall.

As a result, many admirable aspects of "Blairism" have gone uncomplimented here since 1998.

He has many admirable qualities, but as a statesman he is no Metternich.