Sentence examples for particularly admirable from inspiring English sources

Icann is not a particularly admirable organisation in itself.

The duo's soulful, richly wrought rendition of the Andante was particularly admirable.

Of course, neither of the Shelleys is particularly admirable in Montillo's telling.

We are oddly candid, I think: neither of us tries to make ourselves sound particularly admirable.

The lilting, pure tone of the oboist Alexandra Knoll was particularly admirable throughout the evening.

Mr. Ohlsson played with fluid touch and graceful phrasing throughout, particularly admirable in the dark-hued Andantino.

The Dior Hydra Life Jelly Sleeping Mask, particularly, produced admirable skin-plumping ($69 at Dior).

Longevity is admirable, particularly in a profession where careers are notoriously short.

The performances are admirable, particularly Ms. Keal's, which includes a neat series of slides from flippancy into poignancy.

Her coverage of the United States was considered particularly objective and admirable, given the ambivalent relationship France has often had with the United States.

Aiming at easy targets and grabbing all the low-hanging fruit isn't particularly difficult or admirable, but Gervais seemed to view the momentary disconcerting of a few giant Hollywood egos as some kind of noble achievement.