Sentence examples for really admirable from inspiring English sources

"They're really admirable.

It's really admirable".

This quaint remnant is perhaps the only serious flaw in an otherwise really admirable and helpful book.

This would have been a really admirable debut except for one particular clue that I thought was a bit insensitive given the economic downturn.

Coupled with an inspirational geography teacher with no dress-sense called John Watkins, they all make a really admirable group of characters.

I remember saying I thought it was really admirable that he wasn't at school, but instead just... playing the guitar every day – I thought that was really heroic.

Which is, truly, admirable.

The speech of Lord Howick was really an admirable one clear, distinct, manly, and straightforward.

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

Ostensibly, they are there to document Numan's shift to Los Angeles (hence the La La Land of the title), but their actual accomplishment is to conjure up a portrait of an intelligent, idiosyncratic and really rather admirable musical personality.

The cliches are what kept the serious critics away from her, no doubt, but they were often wielded deftly, with a really rather admirable seasoned-hack's sense for what her public expected.