Sentence examples for a most laudable from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, if this flawed production does no more than draw fresh attention to Malamud's fable, it will have rendered a most laudable service.
"What Professor Duffy desires to do I believe – and if so it is a most laudable ambition – is to humanise the linguistic semantic detritus of our particular phase of oligarchical consumerism.
So the last few days have been devoted to recapping 2003, its high points and its lows, its best plays and worst movies (a highly competitive category), its most laudable public figures and vilest sleazoids, and so on.
In addition to giving Gorky two daughters whom he adored, Mougouch was willingly molded into an artist's wife in the most laudable sense.
But David Climer wrote in The Tennessean that even the best and seemingly most laudable of athletes can have a troubled side to life.
What is certain, and most laudable, is that Bordeaux is top the group.
Even the most laudable aspect of the deal — the agreement to pay $46.5 million in restitution to the families of the victims — is illusory.
On the minority/majority question, one of the most laudable achievements of liberal democracy is that it provides minorities with equal rights and protection against discrimination.
The logging companies, often working on projects that are financed for the most laudable of reasons by the European Union and the World Bank, build forest roads and send in their trucks.
With the most laudable of intentions, the Federal Reserve, America's central bank, may be about to take a step that could backfire.Unlike the Fed, many other central banks have long declared explicit inflation targets and then set interest rates to try to meet these.
It is now our responsibility to shove the commercial bullies out the schoolhouse door and restore genuine power to teachers whose craft is most laudable when students are actively engaged in the construction of knowledge that serves them in real life, and not the achievement of a test score.
