Sentence examples similar to laudable eagerness from inspiring English sources

In a twenty-five-cent pamphlet, "History as a Literary Art: An Appeal to Young Historians," printed in 1946, Morison complained, "American historians, in their eagerness to present facts and their laudable concern to tell the truth, have neglected the literary aspects of their craft.

But Cumming's eagerness to take Putin down a peg — even a fictionalized Putin — does suggest a laudable impulse, a sense of outrage at Russia's nasty behavior.

Laudable stuff.

My stomach growled with eagerness.

Sounds laudable and prudent.

The intention is laudable.

A laudable sentiment, perhaps.

Their eagerness betrayed them.

All this is laudable.

That's very laudable.

So far, so laudable.