Sentence examples for laudable to from inspiring English sources

IT IS laudable to have high ambitions.

"My children are taught it's not laudable to strive to be the fastest or most skilful.

The intent is laudable: to give citizens lots of information about local hazards, and thus empower them.

At the same time, the goals of the legislation are laudable: to expand health insurance coverage, improve the quality of care and slow the growth of health costs.

It's laudable to want to increase female representation, but to switch to an only-one-man rule seems wrong-headed in the extreme.

Otherwise people can more easily cling to faulty rationalizations about why it really is possible and even laudable to bomb a dictatorship into a democracy.

Some of that can be put down to injury, some to a laudable desire to give every player a chance to prove themselves.

Selling off Cadbury and overseeing gas price rises might not seem to be laudable behaviour to you or me, yet he still gets a knighthood.

The laudable efforts to expand home ownership to low-income people wound up being a prime contributor to the current economic crisis.

I also supported Larry in his laudable efforts to "elevate small talk to medium talk" at the dinner table.

Judge Korman, who has shown a laudable sensitivity to voting rights, seems to be considering several options.