Sentence examples for laudable voice from inspiring English sources
Plymouth's support, more than 30,000 of whom arrived in laudable voice, might have expected a different narrative against a side they finished six points ahead of in the league, but were outbattled and found it hard to cope with the 6ft 4in striker Tom Elliott during the opening period.
The idea is laudable: let the voices of Native Americans long the objects of ethnological scrutiny be heard.
The major downside of her success is that she is asked to lend her voice to a lot of laudable causes that take her away from her writing.
Certainly it is laudable that she didn't force her voice, as too many singers do in this repertory, and she did have the notes to sing the role, but she didn't demonstrate convincing vocal stature, even when she pulled out more stops in the third act.
AS Des Grieux, Kamen Chanev sings sturdily and passionately, but his tone is rather dry and he tends to croon when, with laudable intentions, he tries to soften his voice at sensitive moments.
While laudable objections to Harman's stance are being voiced within the party, including from leadership contender Jeremy Corbyn, it still feels like shouting from the sidelines.
Matthew Polenzani had a stellar night as an emotional Alfredo, his lovely voice strong and supple and his graceful phrasing laudable in his passionate rendition of "De' miei bollenti spiriti".
While Cookson's ambition to place a woman on each UCI commission is laudable, it does nothing to address the dissonance between having a voice and actually being heard.
And while his book is an amalgam of voices, moods, styles and forms — a collection intermittently burdened by its laudable ambition — the stories speak to an important literary pursuit: that of pushing limits, of embracing challenge, no matter the gharials at your toes.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
