Sentence examples for was particularly admirable from inspiring English sources

The duo's soulful, richly wrought rendition of the Andante was particularly admirable.

The lilting, pure tone of the oboist Alexandra Knoll was particularly admirable throughout the evening.

His dancing was particularly admirable in its kinetic sense of discovery, the torque and range of motion as he tested his body.

"It was particularly admirable, I think, the way in which he managed to keep in touch with us despite the … the domestic unrest, shall we say, the post-divorce antagonisms".

This major achievement was particularly admirable as it was driven not by governments, political parties or international organizations, but rather by the civil society and health professionals [ 1].

Of course, neither of the Shelleys is particularly admirable in Montillo's telling.

This opposition is particularly admirable given the dirty war that councillors and tenants say is being fought against them.

Both of them have been quite sensible on this issue, and, among politicians, Bloomberg has been particularly admirable.

Not that either of this movie's lead characters, an elitist Yalie and a washed-up Olympian, is particularly admirable.

The rest of this meticulously conceived production is of a piece — which is particularly admirable since there was a change of directors late in rehearsals.

If it is the circumstances in which the agent acts—say that she is very poor when she sees someone drop a full purse, or that she is in deep grief when someone visits seeking help then indeed it is particularly admirable of her to restore the purse or give the help when it is hard for her to do so.