Sentence examples for nothing admirable from inspiring English sources

The truth is that there is absolutely nothing admirable in the Republican ascendancy to power.

Or an indication that he'll spend all of his time on the water, and you'd better be ready with the Dramamine if the relationship is going to work? "There's nothing admirable in frugality, because it's invisible," Ms. Epstein notes.

There's nothing admirable in them.

There is nothing admirable about being ignorant, fearful and bigoted.

There is nothing inherently admirable about refusing to acknowledge emotion and psychological limitations.

But once things are priced properly, there's nothing particularly admirable in refusing to spend money you can spare.

There was nothing very admirable about the industry that produced these films; it was an oligopoly designed for the enrichment of the oligarchs.

That is the real thing, true philanthropy, and is nothing but admirable, especially if the givers are taking care to ensure the money is spent wisely, as the biggest private foundations now do.Philanthropy financed out of the profits of publicly owned companies is a quite different thing, ethically speaking.

To my mind, there is nothing more admirable in the Europe of the second half of the twentieth century than that golden chain of revolts, which, over forty years, eroded the empire of the East, made it ungovernable, and tolled the death knell of its reign.

They may no longer sound entirely with it, but their tenacity is nothing if not admirable.

"There is nothing brave or admirable about anyone who participates in or pays to watch a violent spectacle in which the bull always loses".