Encara no tenim significats per a "so admirable".
1Unfortunately, never have so many been so admirable to so little effect.
2And to a child just the fact of grown-upness is so admirable.
3Take a poet so celebrated, in some respects so admirable, as Tennyson.
4If it is so admirable-isthe natural inquiry,-whynot let it alone?
5Was his own government so admirable that one should regret its disappearance?
6There is nothing in this world so rare or so admirable as honesty.
7The cause itself is so admirable that it deserves wide support.
8And it is this life which makes him so admirable as a pastor.
9It was all so easy, and yet so admirable-elegancewithout weight.
10You never saw strokes redoubled so justly, nor with so admirable a cadence.
11Benita had never seen any man so admirable, and so childish.
12Her face, critically regarded, is not so admirable as her form.
13What's so admirable about inoffensiveness, I should like to know.
14The man so admirable in adversity was invested with all the majesty of ruined greatness.
15The long lines, so admirable for maternity wear are portrayed in this handsome afternoon costume.
16He appeared so admirable an example of physical health.
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