Sentence examples for not very admirable from inspiring English sources
It's not very admirable, but it's the truth.
In attempting to understand humanity we can expect to find that what motivates people is, too often, not very admirable and sometimes downright appalling.
So his situation wasn't very admirable or sympathetic, particularly.
But narrowing our vision and stultifying our minds is not a very admirable reform, and it is merely degrading and destructive to base our educational system on the corporate model, treating our children as nothing more than future workers and consumers who are to be counted, measured, and evaluated.
A good, gentle, conscientious Howells remains admirable but not very vital.
Other times, it ends in films such as Everyday, which was admirable but not very endurable.
Wagner and Me is a recent documentary created by and featuring the wonderful actor and brave gay activist Stephen Fry, a Jewish Wagnerite who claims his Jewish identity while making an admirable but not very in-depth effort to face some of the history and truth about Bayreuth, Wagner and Wagner's operas, as he tours the Wagner Festival's grounds.
If the motive is to memorialize this young woman and spread awareness about the Jewish resistance, which is not well known among the public, it is very admirable.
Even Piazza, who said Gonzalez did "a very admirable job" added that he "wasn't getting all the calls".
She didn't completely degrade the gladiator, though, offering up several qualities that are "very admirable".
