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1
Unfortunately, never have so many been
so
admirable
to so little effect.
2
And to a child just the fact of grown-upness is
so
admirable
.
3
Take a poet so celebrated, in some respects
so
admirable
,
as Tennyson.
4
If it is
so
admirable
-
is
the
natural inquiry,-whynot let it alone?
5
Was his own government
so
admirable
that one should regret its disappearance?
6
There is nothing in this world so rare or
so
admirable
as honesty.
7
The cause itself is
so
admirable
that it deserves wide support.
8
And it is this life which makes him
so
admirable
as a pastor.
9
It was all so easy, and yet
so
admirable
-
elegance
without
weight.
10
You never saw strokes redoubled so justly, nor with
so
admirable
a cadence.
11
Benita had never seen any man
so
admirable
,
and so childish.
12
Her face, critically regarded, is not
so
admirable
as her form.
13
What's
so
admirable
about inoffensiveness, I should like to know.
14
The man
so
admirable
in adversity was invested with all the majesty of ruined greatness.
15
The long lines,
so
admirable
for maternity wear are portrayed in this handsome afternoon costume.
16
He appeared
so
admirable
an example of physical health.
so
admirable
so