Sentence examples for nothing laudable from inspiring English sources

There is nothing laudable about endangering innocent people.

Most famously, The Towering Inferno (1974) makes the case that there is nothing laudable about being the world's biggest building.

So I want to set the record straight: There is nothing laudable about endangering innocent people, and there is nothing brave about sabotaging the peaceful relations between nations on which our common security depends.

While they may not be revolutionary, however, their conviction is infectious and their commitment to being evil nothing less than laudable.

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.

Legislators in both parties said a bootlegging crackdown was a laudable idea, but had nothing to do with fire safety, and that in any case, there are two years to address that issue.

With the exception of promoting coöperatives, a long-standing and laudable interest of Sanders, there is nothing out of the mainstream here.

They may be laudable in intent, but these names say nothing about what they are doing.

For all its laudable goals, the plan will amount to nothing if it is left to collect dust in Foggy Bottom.

The screenplay is by Steve Knight, who wrote "Dirty Pretty Things," and his impulse to probe the multiracial London of today — in particular, the influx from the former Eastern bloc — is a laudable one, yet the outcome reminded me of nothing so much as late Dickens.

From a political perspective, this turn is laudable; doing something about climate change is certainly better than doing nothing.