Sentence examples for his laudable from inspiring English sources

His laudable accomplishments start with race.

So here's a chance for Mr McCain to appeal to both groups by accentuating his laudable position on these issues.

I also supported Larry in his laudable efforts to "elevate small talk to medium talk" at the dinner table.

I know about his record of winning streaks and his laudable support of academics in college sports (at least when compared with his rivals).

At times, in his laudable effort to critique biological arguments, especially the idea that talent is dispensed by the luck of the genetic draw, Gladwell goes too far.

The problem is that for all his laudable insistence that these people are fully human, Browning had a freakish tale to tell.

We root from him because he wears his heart on his sleeve, his intentions are laudable, and his face and voice embody hope.

His style is chaste and his objectivity laudable.

Plus, there was the undeniable distraction of Klaus Biesenbach, the director of MoMa PS1, a last minute fill-in for W editor Stefano Tonchi, who seemed more eager to talk about his admittedly laudable efforts to help the victims of Sandy than to probe deeply into the world of fashion.

Indeed, one of Obama's signature foreign policy initiatives is now seen by some as a metaphor for his presidency: laudable for some real and significant achievements but incremental rather than revolutionary, ultimately falling short of ambitious goals, including his own.

Matthew Polenzani had a stellar night as an emotional Alfredo, his lovely voice strong and supple and his graceful phrasing laudable in his passionate rendition of "De' miei bollenti spiriti".