Sentence examples for time is admirable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paterson's candor at this time is admirable.

Energy to do good and to do well at the same time is admirable.

For a parent to forego their career, temporarily, to look after their children full time is admirable.

"Like any rebranding, it will take time for it to be a well-oiled machine," he added, "but Rance's urge to reinvent at this time is admirable".

I now see that what was going on in my congregation at the time was admirable, partly because it seems so rare.

Explain to him that his loyalty to old times is admirable but that he's also missing out on a lot by not moving forward.

Although a translator was present, and he spoke in Russian most of the time, his English is admirable, peppered with joking asides.

In the three programs of his choreography I've seen, he has expressed a different artistic personality each time; the diversity is admirable, not always the result.

There are times when it is admirable for a politician to support legislation for the public good even if it will cost him his own re-election.

At universities with massive course catalogs, the ultimate goal of these computerized advising systems — to keep students enrolled and graduate them on time — is certainly admirable, even necessary.

Finally, the work you do is admirable but it must be very difficult at times.