Sentence examples for made praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

The diplomat, Robert Brinkley, the British high commissioner to Pakistan, said that although the Pakistani government had made praiseworthy efforts to find and detain terrorists, "the fight is not finished".

Ethiopia has made praiseworthy progress in the fight against malaria and has demonstrated that it has the potential to eliminate it, so that no child, no family, and no community must suffer the debilitating consequences of this disease.

What made it praiseworthy was its clarity, the way both dancers tried to make each separate step totally legible in space.

The New Yorker, November 20, 1943 P. 17 There's one draft board we've heard about which making an entirely praiseworthy attempt to strike a casual note in its relations with the fellows whom it has registered.

No comment is made, no one thinks it's strange or praiseworthy, it's just there, given.

My first week on the job, I resolved to review only books that I could praise and win friends by praising; but while I strove mightily to keep this vow, the supply of such praiseworthy books quickly ran out, and I made enemies.

The magazine acknowledged that the game's frame rate and other dated elements of its design rendered it "nigh-on unplayable", but found its ambitious range of options still praiseworthy: "At release, Perfect Dark was the most comprehensive first-person shooter ever made, and in some ways it still is".

Obviously, we're just learning about him, but what you hear about him, the decisions he's made, the way he's led his life, the modesty of it, the humbleness of it, I think is quite praiseworthy".

At this point it needs to be remembered that McCullum has been no saint during his career, which makes the transformation all the more praiseworthy.

After perusing The Times's list of the five top fiction selections for the past year, I honestly wonder how many of these loftier, more praiseworthy novels can actually make the same claim.

I think that there are actually two movies at hand — the one that Cianfrance seems to have thought he was making, and that would indeed be praiseworthy; and the one that's present on-screen, which is an overdetermined blend of a TV commercial and an acting class — and the disparity between them is the most interesting thing about it.