Sentence examples for quite laudable from inspiring English sources

"The idea of building an ideal little street is quite laudable.

How do we work with the N.S.A.?" He added, "I thought the goal was actually quite laudable.

Read the Mirror's interview with Big Mother and you might agree with me that her motivations are quite laudable.

Given that so many students prefer not to report the kind of assaults that all too commonly occur on college campuses – those involving "a friend" or someone they know – a university's willingness to handle such matters itself is, at least in theory, quite laudable.

"What he was saying is quite laudable," said Hodgson.

After all, her determination to seek agreement outside her party is, in no small way, a product of that path, and quite possibly a laudable one.

This seems questionable rather than laudable from a gender perspective.

This is a laudable impulse, and quite appropriate for underprivileged students, but it is inconsistent with a healthy research culture.

While Yates never feels like more than a plot device, Sparks' work is laudable and often quite special.

Laudable as this is, quite frankly it is simply too time-consuming for most people on the receiving end of pile-ons.

The blender is quite powerful yet he notes that its "laudable blending ability doesn't even make itself apparent unless you're blending quite a bit of food at once".