Sentence examples for even praiseworthy from inspiring English sources
That is a fair, even praiseworthy aim.
With a World Saver preceding him (I count out Harding as a mere hallucination) and a Wonder Boy following him, [Coolidge] begins to seem, in retrospect, an extremely comfortable and even praiseworthy citizen.
I have never understood why it is felt that behaviours that would be considered reprehensible in private or even commercial life – like lying, or saying one thing to one person and the opposite to another person – should be considered acceptable, or even praiseworthy, in diplomacy.
But then it is possible for there to be wrongdoing (a suboptimal act) that is blameless or even praiseworthy.
The upshot of the application of Zimmerman's reasoning is that we are all responsible, blameworthy, and even praiseworthy in ways we have never imagined.
Taking issue with the self-serving ideology underlying the academic training system, propounded by professors with secure lifetime sinecures and good pensions, she explains why leaving academe is a perfectly acceptable, even praiseworthy, step.
Puzzles are about the only aspect even vaguely praiseworthy – clever design and logical solutions create plenty of satisfying "Aha!" moments.
Happily, on recent visits I was met with friendly welcomes, taut service and praiseworthy, even stellar, food.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] wordsSIR – Given the British predilection for finding something praiseworthy even in a great mess, I wonder why you are so negative about George Bush and Tony Blair ("Sincere deceivers", July 17th).
Without writers, even the most praiseworthy acts last only a day.
