Sentence examples for pretty laudable from inspiring English sources
But when the citizens in question are under 16 I actually find this practice pretty laudable.
Sing doesn't really sound like anything Sheeran has done before, which seems pretty laudable.
While there's something pretty laudable about Liars' resolution never to make the same record twice, it's a methodology that can, if you've ever enjoyed any of their previous albums and fancy a little more of the same, prove somewhat tiring.
The dance-based reality TV shows have always arguably been the hardest ones to fake (you can't Auto-Tune your legs) and the fact that this kid is, by all accounts, at the top of his field at an age when most of us are still setting fire to brick pallets in fields is pretty laudable. .
Furthermore, reducing the prevalence of mitochondrial disorders (be it technically eugenic or not) seems to be a pretty laudable aim and one that many would endorse.
"There is some of this that is good and laudable and there is some that is pretty mawkish," the general said.
This is a laudable aim but there will be some pretty hard bargaining, especially when it comes to those public service obligations.
"It's all very laudable," said Andrew Berkman, a lawyer for Milstein Properties, "but you'd have to be pretty brave to be the guinea pig on this one".
While that inclusion is laudable, Affleck's sensitivity to the historical context in which Iranians were operating in 1980 pretty much ends after the film's opening minutes.
While the patience needed to create almost any light painting is laudable, we have to give it up to Crossman, McPhail, and their team for one-upping pretty much everyone in the long exposure game.
