Sentence examples for laudable sentiment from inspiring English sources

A laudable sentiment, perhaps.

This is a laudable sentiment.

What that statement is seems a little fuzzy, other than the laudable sentiment that it's bad to con people out of their life savings.

It's a laudable sentiment ― one that's sporadically hard to square with the spray of bullets that closes out the movie as the four girls take to the streets, prepared to fight for justice in a baptism by blood.

Watson underplays his distinct talent with such sentiment, laudable though it is.

Her sentiment is laudable, though it sometimes overrides her history.

The sentiment was laudable — and it is precisely what has made the revelations of American misconduct in Abu Ghraib so profoundly disheartening.

While the sentiment was laudable, her propensity for wild things meant that our yard was overgrown with weeds and vines, our trees untrimmed and our home crawled with every type of arthropod.

The sentiments are laudable, but the expression of them (despite the French setting) is as apple-pie-sticky as those of an Andy Hardy movie.

Its sentiments are all very correct and laudable, but as a novel it seems to me largely a failure.

The underlying eco-message is laudable, and the filmmakers deserve respect for getting a movie about garden design financed at all, but they do lay the sentiment on thick with a bulldozer, smothering the good bits with a dense compost of mawkishness and cliche.