Sentence examples for more admirable than from inspiring English sources

Previously - Are Paralympians More Admirable Than Olympians.

But that's more admirable than not taking them at all.

What could be more admirable than unwavering maternal instinct?

This can be much more admirable than an army of Pat Methenys playing polymetric fretwankery.

Her overall phrasing and sense of architecture were more admirable than ever.

It overburdens her tale in ways that make it more admirable than gripping.

By many standards, John Kennedy was a more admirable figure than the princess.

At that, he was a more admirable figure than Mr. Wofford, however, because at least his credo had brought him out into the open standing alongside the people whose fees he had taken and whose cause he had defended.

Some characters have more admirable qualities than others, but each responds to his or her own agenda.

What does it say about our society that he's a more admirable idol than his peers because he didn't commit monstrous acts?

Which is to say that there is something cerebral, gaudy and slightly sinister about Mr. Barbeito's efforts so far that makes them more admirable and entertaining than genuinely engaging.