Sentence examples for may be laudatory from inspiring English sources

The state bar says the bill "may be laudatory in principle," but contains other flaws, including defining "defect" in a vague manner.

Although this may be partly beyond their control, the authors' attempts to make the data available – ideally the complete nucleotide sequence – is laudatory.

The reviews have been laudatory.

Mr. Roy's approach to his subjects is uncritical, and his language is laudatory.

If he did boycott, it would be laudatory but it also would be phony.

Modern opinions in Indonesia tend to be laudatory.

The initial response was laudatory.

It is laudatory yet circumstantial in its description, and it gives a balanced political judgment.

Baking, in particular, is laudatory, and dinner began auspiciously with light Cheddar biscuits.

The supplement was laudatory of the nine Pathfinder housing clearance projects in the Midlands and north.

Every step forward is laudatory, and every marker of progress worth celebrating.