Sentence examples for seemingly laudable from inspiring English sources
Those seemingly laudable qualities of being inoffensive, diligent and prodigous can sound a bit like the qualities of passivity, acquiescence and subservience.
The seemingly laudable plan is part of the Bush administration's rush to show measurable progress in Afghanistan -- by number of schools and clinics built, miles of road paved and tons of wheat seed distributed.
Inscribed along its edge, a seemingly laudable maxim in German, Meine Ehre heisst Treue, which translates as, "My honor is loyalty".
But David Climer wrote in The Tennessean that even the best and seemingly most laudable of athletes can have a troubled side to life.
Although these basic principles are laudable and seemingly straightforward, it remains to be seen how they will be applied and interpreted if and when the provision of unproven stem cell-based interventions comes closer to home.
At a first glance, REDD and Climate-Smart Agriculture appear laudable actions -- especially given what are seemingly climate-friendly names.
While Hyatt Hotels' "random acts of generosity" may be laudable, its intent is to benefit monetarily from its customers seemingly feeling grateful.
Ultimately, Joe Paterno, after decades of what had appeared to be the most straightforward and laudable of careers, leaves a complicated legacy, an epic tragedy seemingly penned by one of the writers whom Paterno himself so adored.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
As an assessment of seemingly intractable white prejudices, Lincoln's supposition that African-Americans would simply want to go elsewhere might appear valid; his administration's provisions to that end laudable.
