Sentence examples for surprisingly admirable from inspiring English sources

This is a health-minded smartwatch and, as such, it does a surprisingly admirable job of telling you what you need to know.

While Sidious, also known as Chancellor Palpatine, is written to be the most despicable character in the Star Wars universe (we can debate the Hutt), if one looks past the "evil despot" stereotypes, he demonstrates some surprisingly admirable traits and capabilities.

Surprisingly, the most admirable of Leonardo's modern biographers — Serge Bramly, writing in 1988, and the richly nuanced Charles Nicholl, writing in 2004 — while hardly uncritical of Freud's analysis, consider his thoughts about the artist's relationship with his mother to be of enduring value.

Many Germans seem to find it admirable, including - surprisingly - the children of some of the gang's victims.

The front-facing selfie camera did an admirable job, and produced snaps with surprisingly good detail in middling light.

Still it's surprisingly heartening to be reminded that kindness is an admirable goal.  .  .

Yet, despite admirable and, as always with Mr. Gergiev, revelatory aspects to the "Aida" performance, it too was surprisingly shaky.

All admirable.

Admirable boon!

Admirable rhetoric.

Admirable gestures.