Sentence examples for laudable concept from inspiring English sources
Sitting by the floor-to-ceiling windows of Mima, the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, he conceded that the northern powerhouse was a "laudable" concept, despite its architect.
That is a laudable conception.
An attempt to source all the ingredients from within a 25-mile radius is laudable, even if my husband scoffs that the concept is like the food version of greenwash.
She said: "The concept of widespread weekend access is laudable but quality of care must never be sacrificed for access and GPs are already working 11 hour days, with some making up to 60 patient contacts in a single day.
We've seen the concept videos from Microsoft HoloLens that illustrate a few laudable applications in education, but many more marginal applications, like playing Minecraft on a coffee table, floating TVs and even a digital dog reminiscent of the dog in the 1995 Microsoft Bob.
WHEN the Flying Pig first flew into Mount Kisco's Metro-North station house, the concept of a market-cafe emphasizing fresh local and organic products was laudable, and it still is.
The concept of individualizing the MAP targets for patients with septic shock is certainly laudable.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
