Sentence examples for a laudable purpose from inspiring English sources

On the surface, this appears to be a laudable purpose, but whenever you hear those words "true to contemporary life," run for cover.

Moreover the changes in the application of Cleanfeed from 2011 onwards, in particular its use to block file sharing websites, is a clear development of a technology designed for a laudable purpose; to police paedophiles, to another less clear-cut application the policing of file sharing.

The startup founder was named by Forbes as the world's richest and youngest female self-made billionaire, and her company Theranos seemed to actually serve a laudable purpose, unlike many other Silicon Valley firms: It promised a cheaper, faster way to test blood for everything from potassium to herpes.

A laudable aim, of course.

It's a laudable aim, but how realistic is it?

This is supposed to make diagnoses more reliable: a laudable aim.

Which is of course a laudable aim.

Avoiding the tort chaos is a laudable aim.

A Disney official said the spring has a laudable role.

The fact that this censorship may have a laudable ulterior purpose cannot mean that censorship is not censorship".

The mere assertion of a laudable governmental purpose, of course, should not immunize a race-conscious measure from careful judicial inspection.