Sentence examples for equally praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

Equally praiseworthy is the fluent and elegantly reasoned account of Le Corbusier's work by the architectural historian Francesco Passanti.

Equally praiseworthy (though a flop with the public) was his first solo directorial effort, the wordless concert feature Invitation to the Dance (filmed in 1952, released in 1956).

On this bill, his band is joined by two very different but equally praiseworthy bands: the raucous Sadies and the delicate Waxwings.

The addition of aromatic vegetables and herbs, and a slow, careful simmer, are keys to coaxing a morsel of meat to tender succulence and producing an equally praiseworthy sauce.

Seven's opening credits are justly renowned, while Fight Club's computer-generated vision of neural pathways in the cerebral cortex ("the movie is about thought - the deterioration of thought, the organisation of thought - so it seemed right to start the movie in his brain") are equally praiseworthy.

Moreover, as Leibniz argued, "In saying… that things are not good according to any standard of goodness, but simply by the will of God, it seems to me that one destroys, without realizing it, all the love of God and all his glory; for why praise him for what he has done, if he would be equally praiseworthy in doing the contrary?

Its marks for handling and comfort are not quite as praiseworthy.

It means more to the recipient if it's about something they recognize as praiseworthy.

Critics focused primarily on the visuals, music and atmosphere as particularly praiseworthy.

Still, I wouldn't go so far as to say praiseworthy.

The Quran also refers to Muhammad as Aḥmad "more praiseworthy" (, Sura As-Saff ).