admirably

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• While admirable when channeled appropriately, this tendency can—when run through poisonous political and racial filters—lead to toxic behaviors.

• When not drunk or tempted by the prospect of easy wealth, they can even be almost admirable.

• It’s admirable to build up students, who are working hard and also struggling mightily.

• One of Barack’s most admirable qualities is that he is a doting husband to his wife Michelle and proud father to his two daughters Malia and Sasha.

• She’s hilarious in her bluntness, and admirable in her deep sense of justice and fairness.

• Admirably, Cook makes clear he wants to use his power to challenge inequality and much worse still faced by LGBTs.

• Lewinsky, no doubt admirably, rejected the idea of starring in that commercial.

• Berry has never deployed her talents consistently during her career, but acquits herself quite admirably here.

• With an admirably straight face, Fry explained that he had fallen and “rectally ingested a lightbulb.”

• Lohan proved admirably game considering the odd circumstances she was appearing under.

• We had a large salle in the Hotel Bremen which was admirably proportioned, and a new grand piano from Berlin.

• The tone is with few exceptions sweet in quality and seldom powerful, but admirably suited to the amateur.

• The campaign was notable for an exploit which illustrates the secret of his success as a soldier.