“admirable”可以造什么句，admirable造句

That's admirable, and exactly my own approach to life.

However, Helfand said that made them even braver, and their work more admirable.

Ben's voice had a dull flat quality as he uttered these admirable opinions.

Manning's decision was no "tantrum" - it was one of the most admirable stands for justice and freedom of 2010.

Not giving up on something, no matter how tough things get, is an admirable trait, I've realized.

Demos has responded with admirable real-world scholarship, a highly respected fellows program to encourage new writers and thinkers and steadfast efforts to promote civic engagement.

He said that China's reform, opening up and modernization drive have scored admirable achievements and China is playing an increasingly important role in international affairs.

This was the human stuff of America. It wasnot the stuff one would have chosen to make a nation or an admirable nationalcharacter.

Where many accounts of recent Italian history have been prone to overheated rhetoric and cries of scandal, all three of these books are admirable for their sober, businesslike tone.

When terrorists attacked the seat of India’s Parliament in December 2001, the two countries mobilised their armies and came close to war. This time India has shown admirable forbearance.

List every admirable character quality you can think of.

The comrades in Changkang Township are an example to all of admirable people!

Mr Ahmad writes with an insider's knowledge, a careful attention to detail and an admirable restraint in his language.

Outside the euro zone-in Britain, and in the Baltic republics, for instance-politicians have implemented reforms and austerity programmes with admirable speed.

What is certain is that in the last decade of her life, Mrs Root set up a local task force to wage a harsh but ecologically admirable campaign against fish poachers destroying the lake's resources.

It's a trend entirely based on vanity, and vanity is not an admirable trait at all.

Simon Jenkins, a columnist in the Evening Standard and former Times editor is bolder, stating today with admirable clarity that Britain should call the bankers' bluff

It is an admirable achievement.

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.

The law of all is liberty, which ends where the liberty of others begins, according to Robespierre's admirable definition.