Sentence examples for perfectly admirable from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's refusal to reward North Korean bad behavior is perfectly admirable, but entirely impractical.
Because, of course, what the term seems to encompass is all perfectly admirable.
All perfectly admirable, in their way, but of minuscule importance when set against the big issues like infrastructure.
The natural result of that kind of criticism in the Post is that next time I don't use any black characters, lest they do or say anything that is short of perfectly admirable and lovely.
A perfectly admirable aspiration, but the resulting design doesn't give us the dynamic and sensual identity a city like Rio deserves.
But it's clean, perfectly located, and almost admirable in its resistance to change.
Wouldn't that be admirable and perfectly aligned with public good and our national interests?
Wouldn't that be admirable and perfectly aligned with the public good and our national interests?
Both pieces the company presented on Wednesday and Thursday belonged perfectly in the Joyce's admirable two-week Ballet v6.0 festival featuring small experimental companies.
Admirable, absolutely not.
These may sound like relatively harmless obsessions or even admirable qualities, but underneath that perfectly perfect exterior lurks a fearful taskmaster that can, if left unchecked, rob my life of joy.
