Sentence examples for of admirable qualities from inspiring English sources

He has a lot of admirable qualities and is basically a moral person, and he makes mistakes.

It was a combination of admirable qualities.

You may not think that there's anything about your personality worth admiring, but if you dig deep, you'll realize that you have plenty of admirable qualities.

Consumers are in charge and are anointing pop of admirable quality (La Roux, Calvin Harris, Empire of the Sun, Deadmau5, even Lady Gaga).

During some difficult times for rugby league in its northern heartlands, he reminded many waverers of the admirable qualities of the largely unsung heroes who play the game.

May the person who does so take some of the admirable qualities of the fine old desk into his or her new occupation.

While the connection with courage is obvious in a number of texts, there are other texts in which the soul is the bearer of other admirable qualities, such as a Euripidean fragment that speaks of the desire characteristic of a soul that is just, temperate and good (fr. 388).

Unfortunately none of these admirable qualities can survive a strike.

One of her admirable qualities is her honesty about her own hopes and dreams and her disappointment about the increasingly unfavourable turn of events: her book includes an excellent discussion of what she describes as the "NGOisation of public space" in the 1990s.

… He was a good citizen and a good police officer and a man of many admirable qualities".

One of the more admirable qualities of the Experience Music Project, the $240 million rock 'n' roll museum conceived by Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, is its commitment to local musicians and artists.