Sentence examples for more admirable was from inspiring English sources

Even more admirable was the way he made these physical feats convey anguish, rage and a desire for vengeance.

Even more admirable is its willingness to look to a car company for inspiration.

What makes his talent all the more admirable is that, after his hands were badly injured during a fire when he was a teenager, Reinhardt lost the use two of his fingers on his left hand and was told he would never play guitar again.

But making Clarkson's handling of her big day even more admirable is how her family handled it.

It takes a very big person to admit when they're wrong -- it's more admirable than being right in the first place.

The more abominably the villains behave, the more admirable they are; there is equal pleasure in the story's joie de vivre and, indeed, its joie de mourir.

The longer and harder we work, the more admirable we are supposed to be.

But one of Barrett's more admirable talents was the ability to expose misconduct by the people we entrust with power.

"I think the investment that Netflix is putting into interesting filmmakers and interesting projects would be more admirable if it weren't being used as some kind of bizarre leverage against shutting down theaters," he told IndieWire.

By the time the election was over, he was even more admirable than he was at the beginning, not least for a resilience and humour in the face of disappointment that neither Thatcher nor Edward Heath ever displayed.

…Is a dictatorship any more admirable for being politically liberal & "benevolent" than for being traditionally moralistic & "autocratic"?