admireable

Eventhough if you loose, you still have my love and my admireable forever.

Clinton calls for debate in Oregon 2008

He looked at both candidates, saw admireable qualities in both (after working with them), but endorses Obama because he lines up best with his Progressive agenda.

Feingold: McCain "Calls 'Em As He Sees 'Em" 2009

Still, I think this is an admireable decision on his part.

Robert Rodriguez Turned Down $70 Million Budget For Barbarella Because of His Kids | /Film 2009

That Sarah Palin was able to manage family and career is trully admireable, and I will say that this is probably her greatest appeal.

“An ‘American Idol’ candidate” 2008

It was a movie long ago, with a really quite admireable amount of gratuitous sex and nudity.

Rule #62: A lady never changes her panties on the beach. Kat 2005

And we will concentrate and kindle an admireable light upon this subject in this treatise.

Secret Enemies of True Republicanism Andrew B. Smolnikar

A few years ago, when an attempt was made to collect the ballads and songs of the Revolution of '76, much regret was occasioned by the fact that many admireable ones had been but partially preserved by tradition, and that others, perhaps, of equal merit, had been entirely lost.

War songs of the South ed. William G. Shepperson. 1862

Just because he was famous for something admireable, does not entitle us to honor him in such a way that it imposes and disrupts our lives that is not very cost effective. to begin with.

BlueOregon 2009

Just because he was famous for something admireable, does not entitle us to honor him in such a way that it imposes and disrupts our lives that is not very cost effective. to begin with.

BlueOregon 2009

Just because he was famous for something admireable, does not entitle us to honor him in such a way that it imposes and disrupts our lives that is not very cost effective. to begin with.

BlueOregon 2009