Sentence examples similar to progressing admirably considering from inspiring English sources

Pettitte has pitched admirably, considering his age, but the Yankees do not know his plans.

Admirably, considering his connection with the former president, Mr. Santos has pursued these cases, and Mr. Uribe will not forgive him for it.

While Louis' linguistically-challenged sister intended for their conversation to be an incriminating admission of Blair's guilt, our once and future Queen B was admirably eloquent, considering her level of intoxication.

Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh, both of which have made substantial moves towards the provision of education and basic healthcare for all, have both progressed admirably and now belong solidly among the richer Indian states.

The deglutition ability of our quadriplegic patient had progressed admirably and his nutrition was greatly improved (Table  1).

Even that hint of progress is considered a positive.

While this might not sound like progress, consider the rationale.

As you progress, consider learning a little theory.

Progressives consider this progress.

A few paces up, four young women — admirably well-put together considering the time of day — walked arm-in-arm, in tight and short dresses that caught the attention of passing gentlemen.

And so airline workers have, admirably and under tough conditions, considering the apprehensions over security, not to mention the thundering march of recent layoff announcements.