So much for the praiseworthy aspects of "Django Unchained".
Relevant too are arguments that agents can be thought of as responsible for automatic praiseworthy (rather than blameworthy) actions.
If have acted out of a desire to feel good about myself, or even a desire to be kind or to work for justice, then I am not praiseworthy for doing the right thing.
Reviewing Grahame's collection of stories The Golden Age, which was about, but not for, children, the arch-aesthete Algernon Swinburne found it "too praiseworthy for praise" in its lack of sentimentality about its subject.
All are praiseworthy for a clarity and precision that helped to pave the way for the artificial language of algebra.Algebra reached Europe via the Arabs.
To me, the most important legacy of Sarah Palin's nomination could be that conservatives, especially conservative men, have found it perfectly acceptable, indeed praiseworthy, for women with young children to combine motherhood and careers and for husbands to share child-rearing.
As for the most praiseworthy "Do Jump!" troupe, its members include Wendy Cohen, Heather Pearl, Daniela Steiner, Aaron Wheeler-Kay, Kelli Wilson and Robin Woolman.
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).
Mophie's new Space Pack attempts to add something new to the battery packs the company is famous for, but the praiseworthy concept is rendered nearly useless by restrictions built in to the software of iPhones.
Arsenal are said by some to lack strength in depth, but their barnstorming run is all the more praiseworthy for the unavailability of Santi Cazorla, Abou Diaby, Lukas Podolski, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Tomas Rosicky and Theo Walcott, all hors de combat.
