Sentence examples for laudable about from inspiring English sources
There is nothing laudable about endangering innocent people.
What's so laudable about donating money to mega-rich Milan?
And what, in contemplating art, is laudable about "efficiency" and reprehensible about a willingness "to slow down"?
This is the kind of microdrama about the magic of the ordinary that could quickly become cloying, but there is something laudable about the mystery maintained here.
What's laudable about both the New Jersey and Los Angeles programs is that each seems to espouse the idea that a composer should be part of an orchestra's life.
Most famously, The Towering Inferno (1974) makes the case that there is nothing laudable about being the world's biggest building.
"When Kerik took over," Mr. Berger said, "he made a lot of appropriate, laudable statements about how the department was going to be more sensitive".
There are lots of laudable things about the genre that are often overlooked, such as its ability to explore social fears in a way that other types of film do not.
I'm sure the architect's pitch featured plenty of laudable theories about community and the free circulation of ideas, but the notion of an open-plan library is ridiculous, especially if you're going to allow people to talk.
While tackling a single disease issue is laudable, what about providing funding support to the international institutions that tackle, holistically, the most pressing infectious disease challenges?
From a political perspective, this turn is laudable; doing something about climate change is certainly better than doing nothing.
