Sentence examples for laudable choice from inspiring English sources
In light of this, James' commitment to "siding with offensive artists" is hardly a laudable choice.
I see it as an laudable choice for you to slog through it, because you've admitted it doesn't come naturally.
Also, the way you set up the options usually makes it obvious that one choice is the high-minded, reasonable, laudable choice, and one is not.
Most Dart customers, however, chose the car for the same workaday qualities that once made it Consumer Reports magazine's top choice among compacts: a laudable mix of value, room, quiet engines, comfortable ride and, applying a term popularized by the Dodge Brothers in the 1920s, "dependability".
But the visit also lays bare the daunting gap between a laudable, idealistic vision, and the hard realities and choices that presidents must so often confront.
Kalil's coaches and teammates immediately stood behind him, perhaps because they had no other choice, or perhaps because Kalil's prose was too laudable to censure (he asked fans to look closer and see "the daunting, unpaved path ahead, lined with detours, naysayers, and walls which seem insurmountable").
Intercalated degree courses, and electives, whilst laudable, were deemed insufficient on their own to provide the degree of choice envisaged – student-chosen modules would have to be embedded throughout the entire curriculum, forming "a thread running throughout the course rather than confined to a discrete period" [ 1].
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
