Sentence examples for some admirable from inspiring English sources

There are some admirable Christie outtakes, as well.

("There are some admirable passages," he says in a letter).

Anthony and Stoudemire showed some admirable hustle, chasing loose balls out of bounds.

Still, Mozilla has taken some admirable pains to minimise the harms from its DRM.

He demonstrated some admirable technical chops during Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, easily conquering the double octaves and other athletic maneuvers of this popular showpiece.

Aid pledges, both old and new, were repackaged with some admirable language about a "Somali-led" process and unveiled in Brussels.

Some, with admirable foresight, took a nap.

More recently, the latest craze for toxic marriage thrillers show some less admirable women manipulating their way through relationships – the Gone Girls, the Girls on Trains.

I have emphasised that Enron had substance and was in some ways admirable, because its failure was not the simple collapse of a house of cards.

I tell her I have some less admirable male friends who swipe right on everyone, without any discretion, just to increase their matches and chances of a hook-up.

He acknowledges that the "miracle" of postwar German reconstruction was "in some respects" admirable, but suggests it was also "tantamount to a second liquidation in successive phases of the nation's own past history".