Sentence examples for however praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

Such robust attributes, however praiseworthy, are outmoded in the face of pop-culture platitudes designed to make us think sugar is bad.

It would not be possible to write the same kind of history about this new England, with its railways and factories and commerce, its middle-class Queen, however praiseworthy these things may be.

We look far beyond the power of acts of parliament, or even of the efforts of the philanthropist or the charitable, however praiseworthy, to effect a cure for this great national leprosy; we look mainly to an improvement in the condition of the people.

He argues that a dutiful action from any of these motives, however praiseworthy it may be, does not express a good will.

Rock's performance was uneven but still praiseworthy for calling out Hollywood hypocrisy.

Not being offensive shouldn't be praiseworthy, however, and the Martian secessionists led by Salen Kotch (a space-scenery-chewing Kit Harington) are so comically evil, and your means for defeating them so silly, they undermine any questions about military service the game attempts to tackle.

However, there are praiseworthy advances in medical and pharmacological management of patients with HIV/AIDS with reported successes but not without attendant costs and adverse side effects [ 10, 11].

However, their commitment to the sport is praiseworthy.

However, unlike Ahmed's story, the student body in Columbia Heights set a praiseworthy leadership example for school districts across our nation.

In his own defense, however, the pastor might reasonably wonder just how Wilson managed to wring all of these praiseworthy moral sentiments from evolutionary biology.

(In Schurz's official report, however, he states that Barlow "had been directing the movements of his troops with the most praiseworthy coolness and intrepidity, unmindful of the shower of bullets around," and "was severely wounded, and had to be carried off the battle-field".