Sentence examples for laudable skill from inspiring English sources
Builder's tea is a fine thing - I drink the stuff myself - and blending to create consistent drinkable mass-market tea bags is a laudable skill in its own right.
Real, courageous leaders weave in a second biblical attribute, wisdom, and use their salesmanship (a necessary and laudable political skill) to cast a vision in which we rise above ourselves.
Like all the fights in the film, it's staged with breathtaking skill and laudable attention to historical detail.
"Employability skills are laudable but they're not the primary way schools are being held to account".
Although being smart and working hard to become an expert are valuable and laudable, the pursuit of those skills does not guarantee that you'll acquire the resources you need to be effective.
It is laudable that a philosopher of science is so well versed in the skills of the "dirty dissecting theatre".
Re "Men's Teams Benched as Colleges Level the Field" (May 9): Although Bill Pennington does a laudable job documenting the losses in men's collegiate athletic programs, he demonstrates less skill in pinpointing the reason for these losses.
To the Editor: While expanding the pre-K program is laudable, it is important to note that the children of wealthier parents did not acquire better language skills just because they went to preschool.
Given the benefits to undergraduates of the interdisciplinarity of evolutionary theory and instruction in peer review, EvoS Journal has laudable goals, which presumably offer the chance for students to improve their writing and thinking and interpersonal and organizational skills outside of the classroom.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
