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admirable sentence examples

  • Admirable that people believe in such things.
  • Admirable in every way.
  • Admirable clarity.
  • In every museum there is a strong, new ( and wholly admirable ) emphasis on access and interpretation.
  • He seems too admirable to play the fame game.
  • Admirable in other respects, conservative-minded men in india were reluctant to distance themselves from burke.
  • Admirable restraint or mere failure of imagination.
  • Their devotion to duty and patience was truly admirable.
  • Every detail is executed with a military-type enthusiasm that i found highly admirable.
  • Admirable in theory but in practice they have become generally counter-productive.
  • Admirable traits.
  • However admirable their intentions. they, like the conservatives, have been unable to implement workable solutions.
  • Let us continue to look admirable at these believers: we have considered whom they loved, my name.
  • Admirable in the extreme that the ioc doesn't allow any advertising into olympic venues.
  • Admirable sentiment.
  • Failure to recognize this will only weaken the department of health's otherwise admirable attempt to report on the reporters.
  • Admirable dedication of a very fine and very well respected model.
  • The modern notion of tolerance is that all points of view are equally valid, equally admirable and equally true.
  • Admirable inner courage and strength.
  • I guess that ' taurus ii ' is quite admirable really, an effective eighties updating of the signature oldfield sound.

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