Sentence examples for the admirable one from inspiring English sources

The trick is to balance the edgy, unbearable Jolson with the admirable one, and this time around the show seems to lean a bit too far toward rounding off the rough edges of an abrasive personality.

The point of such initiatives, apart from augmenting recent success on the field, is the admirable one of strengthening a culture of competitive discipline and the schooling of young players.

Though many conflicts between science and religion are reconcilable, and the attempts to bridge the divide admirable, one central conflict cannot be reconciled.

There's the admirable desire to help promote the paper you work for, and the less admirable one to promote your own career.

The least admirable, one would have to say, because they were the most powerful, were the congressmen.

But the message of both books is that, taken as a whole, the history of the Jewish state is an admirable one, and the suffering of Palestinians has come as much from their own leaders' intransigence as from anything done to them by Israel.

Even if this isn't the way to do it, the goal is an admirable one.

While Terkel's decision to let his interviewees speak for themselves (and never to ask them about their private lives) is an admirable one, the results in this collection can be hit and miss.

-- their behavioral traits, the less admirable ones in particular, will not seem exotic at all.

The lack of interference by their non big-name DJs is admirable – one day I heard the full 10-minute version of Layla complete with lengthy fade out, you'd never get that on a BBC station.

CVS's decision, which will take effect nationwide in October, is an admirable one, precipitated by the changing role of drugstores: from convenience stores to health care providers that increasingly offer flu shots and treat minor health care needs in walk-in clinics.