Sentence examples for quite admirable from inspiring English sources

Which rendered her own doggedness quite admirable in its way.

"I thought it was quite admirable that his focus was prospective rather than retrospective.

And it's quite admirable how little effort it puts into disguising its product placement.

That sort of working-class, Northeastern gentility was a quality that was really quite admirable".

And while "Harmony" is serious-minded and the prince's dedication is quite admirable, there is something a bit stagy and embarrassing to his presentation.

It is quite admirable that Caroline Kennedy is trying to raise money for our beleaguered New York City public school system.

With lines like "Emmylou would be ambassador / World leaders would listen to her" and "John Prine would run the F.B.I. / All the criminals would laugh and cry," it presents quite an admirable Administration.

Some of them are quite morally admirable, such as those in the first set, and by themselves could give rise to positive moral behavior.

And not quite so admirable as that of my fellow graduate students, who all seemed to be bubbling over with exciting research ideas.

Many of my colleagues are quite brilliant, admirable, and/or otherwise impressive.

When it was learned that CBS's Lara Logan had been stripped and sexually assaulted in Tahrir Square, the pro-democracy forces didn't seem quite so admirable.