Sentence examples for laudable cases from inspiring English sources
It's perfect to enjoy with your eggs and toast, or, in more special and laudable cases, can be both the drink and the meal.
A laudable case in point is former Sen. Sam Nunn, who joined with three seasoned ex-diplomats to co-sign an open letter in late June that urged Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to discuss four specific proposals for reducing the dangers of nuclear war.
In some cases, Nic Brisbourne of Esprit Capital Partners being a laudable example, they actually blog about it as well.
It's a laudable cause; the Obama administration has continued (and in many cases exacerbated) the trend of the White House making the fourth estate's job incredibly difficult.
Willingness to take chances may be laudable in some cases, but surely this level of risk is irresponsible.
But the group's spirit of exploration is laudable, and made, in this case, for an enjoyable if rather exhausting evening.
From farm assistance to school construction, Democrats and Republicans are finding the most tempting route to compromise is simply to spend more money.In some cases, the results are laudable.
And the standard that Mr. Vance and his assistants employed in deciding to dismiss the case is noteworthy and laudable.
A reform that speeds up the processing of cases is understandable and even laudable.
The Racial Justice Act is a laudable effort and the ruling in this case corrects a gross injustice.
