Sentence for admirable | Use admirable in a sentence

Examples of admirable sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use admirable in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for admirable.

• They are admirable debaters. (10)
• He was wrong: she was an admirable ally. (10)
• He was admirable toward her in every way. (13)
• Sir Willoughby was admirable with the lad. (10)
• They are admirable young persons, no doubt. (10)
• They are admirable young persons, no doubt. (22)
• He bore it, however, with admirable calmness. (4)
• Sir Austin smiled an admirable smile of pity. (10)
• The hotel showed the same admirable constancy. (9)
• The lady also is an admirable woman at all points. (10)
• His wife was a Totteridge, and his coverts admirable. (8)
• Millamant is an admirable, almost a lovable heroine. (10)
• A most admirable creature, Mr. Beamish, a real divinity! (10)
• His features wore an admirable expression of simple interest. (10)
• Swithin drew his heels together, his deportment ever admirable. (8)
• So admirable a wife was to be pardoned for espousing an old man. (10)
• Is it not the ripe and admirable fruit of five years of confinement? (10)
• The easy control of the fire of one of these oil-burners is admirable. (17)
• He admired her work, yet he did his utmost to render it little admirable. (10)
• Their welcome of Mrs. Chump was an admirable seasoning of stateliness with kindness. (10)
• It occurs on the leaf following the title-page, and seemed to me every way admirable. (14)
• But we are in an unenviable situation, and life is not showing us an admirable aspect. (12)
• Mr. Pollingray is an admirable host; he talks just enough himself and helps you to talk. (10)
• There had been a time in his life when other things besides his money seemed admirable to him. (9)
• At this juncture Fitzgibbon, with admirable presence of mind, took advantage of the situation. (19)
• He sees nothing but the heavenly bodies, all in admirable order, and positively as good as new. (2)
• Miss Current was an admirable neutral, sent, as the Countess fervently believed, by Providence. (10)
• There must be greatness in a man who could thus speak of his own special and admirable aptitude. (10)
• But the prudence of her occupation of the post obscured whatever appeared admirable in her devotedness. (10)
• After my journey is over, I shall not fail to read your admirable letters with the attention they deserve. (2)
• Now and again he must make the choice between admirable conduct and admirable criticism. (16)
• Hence his tragic operas, though often admirable in detail, lack the sustained strength demanded by their subjects. (3)
• So soon as the correspondence flourished it was not difficult to mention Clementine and praise her admirable qualities. (12)
• Anger and every other sentiment vanished from Mr. Pericles in the rapturous contemplation of her admirable artistic pose. (10)
• It will give admirable opportunities to eminent counsel, excellent reading to the general public, first-rate sport all round. (8)
• He had raced through the park with two dogs, and stopped with an admirable gesture of astonishment before a statue of bronze. (12)
• His generous gift of the endowment of triennial prizes to American composers is an admirable instance of his warm-heartedness. (3)
• The latter came walking past their cab; both husband and wife had an admirable view of his face in the light of a street lamp. (8)
• Greta liked her French, in which she was not far inferior to Christian; the lesson therefore proceeded in an admirable fashion. (8)
• Pass the laws; they may put an extinguisher on the Irish Vesuvian; yet to be loved you must be a little perceptibly admirable. (10)
• The effect for some temperaments, for consciousness, for egotism, is admirable; for curiosity, for hero worship, it is rather baffling. (9)
• When Sir Purcell became acquainted with Cornelia, he found the very woman his heart desired, or certainly a most admirable picture of her. (10)
• That admirable institution which our venerable elders have imported from Gallia for the instruction of our gaping youth, will edify and astonish you. (10)
• But digest what you have learnt, Richie; press nothing on the squire; be guided by the advice of that esteemed and admirable woman, your aunt Dorothy. (10)
• This work consists of recitatives, airs and choruses, the fugal treatment of the latter being admirable in point of clearness of design and breadth of form. (3)
• It is obvious that what is outrageous conduct may be admirable criticism, that what is admirable conduct may be inferior, shuffling criticism. (16)
• Two or three urgent men round a great gentleman were extracting his affable approbation of the admirable nature of the experiment of the Chassediane before dinner. (10)
• He was an admirable mimic, perfectly spontaneous, without stressing any points, and Beauchamp was provoked to laugh his discontentment with the evening out of recollection. (10)

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