Sentence examples for laudable role from inspiring English sources

Despite the Boy Scouts' laudable role in the lives of millions of boys for almost a century, taxpayers cannot be in a position of bankrolling its activities so long as gays are excluded.

I used to be loyal to Lonely Planet (in fact, they play a major and laudable role in my debut novel) but then the BBC bought them out and watered them down.

A Disney official said the spring has a laudable role.

However, while the increased confidence from being able to make one's own scientific experiments and direct observations is laudable, the role of the expert must not be eliminated.

The best-known member of the tribe restricts himself to an editorial role, with the laudable if quixotic aim of letting the specialness of these ordinary lives reveal itself without interference.

The purpose is laudable.

"As someone prepared for the shift it makes in the way people perceive you and prepared to be a role model, I think it's truly laudable.

Businesses need to play a greater role in improving education access – and not just for laudable philanthropic reasons.

The laudable goal of such contextualist studies is to demonstrate his key role in important debates of the era, yet the picture that emerges from deliberation on these commentaries is rather Gassendi's relative eclipse by other figures, notably Descartes.

Stephen L. Carter, in his laudable call for a renewed effort to address race and poverty, does not adequately acknowledge the important role that affirmative action has played in unraveling the two.

But the history of Hollywood icons digging up the roles that made them famous and applying spark plugs hasn't always been as laudable.