Sentence examples for so admirable that from inspiring English sources

I was like, "That's so unhealthy, that's so crazy, that's so admirable, that's so great".

Hugh Montgomery: Hair so admirable that it deserves its own facile red-carpet interrogation.

A spiritual movement, somewhat a combination of the traditional exercise qigong with Buddhism and Daoism, Falun Gong is depicted as so popular that it threatens a paranoid Chinese bureaucracy, and so admirable that it's earned the support of Charles Lee and Jennifer Zeng, the interview subjects at the heart of the film.

Nonetheless, his anger was apparently judged by many other men, and by some women, to be admirable, as a kind of expression of masculinity: so admirable that it enabled him to redefine the hearings in terms of his suffering, his struggle, his martyrdom, his career — his reality.

Even when it is so admirable that the person wants to fight for more.

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

It was all so admirable, acknowledging that people who once praised George Bush now "grit their teeth".

As we have established, our Monday Muse is a tribute to women of depth and accomplishment, and most particularly what lies behind them -- the character, sensuality and soul that drives them, and that is so admirable.

Asked how he came up with the idea, Mr. Hirst responded in an e-mail: "I figured it would be pretty difficult to visit all the galleries, and totally admirable if anyone managed it, so admirable in fact that I thought they would deserve a work of art, so we came up with the idea to do the challenge.

She's engaged in her life in a way that's so admirable".

Another political piece, then, fuelled by the questing animus that is so admirable in the school of composers led by Reich, Philip Glass and the decade-younger John Adams.