Sentence examples for laudable indeed from inspiring English sources
And how were these laudable, indeed vital objectives to be achieved?
The desire to achieve a healthy old age is laudable indeed, and will be even more so in the future.
This is a laudable, indeed, an important goal, and the authors use a battery of appropriate, sensitive and powerful methods.
If they are to work to include more contemporary music -- a laudable goal, indeed -- he and the Philharmonic would need to repudiate the very principles on which their institution was founded.
Elton John has recently called Born This Way "the anthem that's going to obliterate I Will Survive" – a laudable ambition indeed for anyone who's heartily sick of that Gloria Gaynor warhorse (which, by the way, is not an exclusively gay record).
Given the low level of patient knowledge observed in the present study and elsewhere, the vision of shared decision-making [ 24] remains an as yet unachieved, but laudable goal; indeed, the present results highlight the challenges of shared decision-making and increased autonomy in patients with complex chronic diseases.
All of this is, indeed, laudable.
Gradually the killings abated, but the legacy that Khalkhali left was the conviction that it was possible, and indeed laudable, for "Islamic courts" to execute individuals at will.
Yet in an important address delivered as long ago as 1983, Pope John Paul II argued that genetic enhancement was permissible — indeed, laudable — even from a Catholic point of view, as long as it met certain basic moral rules.
Don't get me wrong, efforts to address the indignity of period poverty are indeed laudable, and make a real difference to people whose monthly cycles are a persistent source of dread and shame due to something as arbitrary as money.
Although we're gathered here in solemn ceremony amidst the hallowed stones of Duke Chapel, I would think it understandable - indeed laudable - if you, Duke's newest students, felt like letting off some energy to celebrate this moment.
