Sentence examples for particularly praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

As he makes clear, it is not that Fifa is particularly praiseworthy.

Mr Letta, though, who was Italy's PM from 2013 to 2014, was particularly praiseworthy of the teamwork behind organising the entirely student-led summit.

His turn as a bibulous profanity-spewing ne'er-do-well in the ensemble comedy St . Vincent(2014) was singled out by critics as particularly praiseworthy, as was his evocation of a depressed widower opposite star Frances McDormand in the HBO television miniseries Olive Kitteridge (2014).

Critics focused primarily on the visuals, music and atmosphere as particularly praiseworthy.

He was particularly praiseworthy towards Morton's performance, noting that his presence "more than makes up for" the lack of Doggett and Scully.

A particularly interesting and praiseworthy achievement of hers, Professor Rowe wrote, was her innovative design of a standardized kitchen.

No element was overcooked, a praiseworthy feat, especially when it came to paella.

Tuesday's program, part of the current American Music Festival, underlines his praiseworthy commitment to American composers, particularly those of his own generation.

Some of the dishes, especially the appetizers, were less than praiseworthy.

On the other hand, humanism, particularly that of the optimistic kind, no matter how genuinely pursued and even praiseworthy in its intentions, at least to the extent that it rests on what seems to been the illusion of a stable or permanent universe, is now, thanks to modern science, in the process of turning out to be, in psychiatric terms, an outright delusion.

But this double role of normative discourse inevitably raises the idea of supererogation, the category of actions that are praiseworthy (either in creating good states of affairs or in reflecting a particularly virtuous trait of character) yet at the same time not obligatory.