Sentence examples similar to praiseworthy trait from inspiring English sources

One of Coachella's most praiseworthy traits is that it can launch the careers of young upstarts.

In the words of the 18th-century Islamic Sufi teacher, Ahmad ibn 'Ajiba, Sufism is the "science through which one can know how to travel into the presence of the Divine, purify one's inner self from filth, and beautify it with a variety of praiseworthy traits".

But this is not a praiseworthy character trait, as Mr. Brooks wants us to believe.

There, he describes various praiseworthy or blameworthy traits of character, before giving a general warning to all citizens to avoid excessive self-love as "the greatest of all evils" and "the cause of all of each man's wrongdoings on every occasion" (Laws 731D6-E5).

That may just be the beginning of a dangerous path towards the de-secularization of a country whose stance on religious tolerance has been one of its most praiseworthy and noble traits.

The remainder of Aristotle's discussion is devoted to spelling out the conditions under which it is appropriate to hold a moral agent blameworthy or praiseworthy for some particular action or trait.

Performing praiseworthy deeds is an effect of praiseworthy character traits that warrant salvation in the next life (al-Ghazâlî 1937 38, 1 34.4 5).

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.

For example, Delgado, Frank & Phelps [10] showed that partners described as morally praiseworthy were trusted more often than those described as having neutral or suspicious moral traits in an iterated Trust Game.

Desserts here were also praiseworthy.

"Cranked" is a praiseworthy endeavor.