admirable

an admirable messianic zeal.

She showed admirable self-control.

The soldiers showed admirable bravery.

She had acted in ways that he found wholly admirable.

he has one admirable quality—he is totally honest.

I had my admirable interpreter of the previous year Major Birse.

on reverting our eyes, every step presented some new and admirable scene.

It is an excellent thing for ruffianism and an admirable thing for the police to be on such intimate juggling terms with the night.

The person who can perfectly manage a stubborn Dachshund or a saphead Chow-Chow is as admirable as the person who can perfectly manage a Central Asian or a Caucasian.

that this bold metaphor is admirable, and the natural history of the stage has no occasion on a day of allegory and royal epithalamium to take exception at a dolphin who is son to a lion.

The first chapter, which tells of their early married life before the coming of their second son, Paul, is an admirable account of a mismated couple.

His plans are admirable ambitious: he wants to master French, German and Spanish before he is twenty.

there was the rich square bell tower of Saint-Jacques de la Boucherie, with its angles all frothing with carvings, already admirable, although it was not finished in the fifteenth century.

Well, that's very admirable. But be careful.

Getting children started at a young age is admirable.

You know what? I think that's very admirable.

Stoicism is an admirable response to what fate deals you.

Many jurors will find that admirable and brave.

It was a defiant and admirable attitude.

Such resolve to protect revenues is admirable.

So seeing someone who is can be admirable.

The boy's heroic behavior is admirable.

Admirable, how you've lasted this long.