Sentence examples for seen as laudable from inspiring English sources

She has many traits that would be seen as laudable in a man: "Whereas if it's a woman, it's neurotic".

The previous Labour government's programme to prevent extremism was seen as laudable but with hindsight, most experts believe it failed to target the right people and alienated others.

FORD'S recall on Wednesday of 135,000 F-150 pickup trucks because the driver's air bag might inadvertently deploy could be seen as a laudable act of corporate responsibility.

But it may be the case that the US-Russian peace efforts in Syria have to be seen as a laudable effort, but one that was ultimately doomed to fail.

This interpretation is infused in misguided applications of Darwinian thought such as eugenics, and it is reflected in more legitimate societal applications such as business performance analysis where "optimization" is seen as a laudable goal.

Forms of eloquence and assertiveness that were viewed as laudable among whites were seen as positively mutinous when practiced by people of color.

While there is sure to be a couple of embarrassing names on the Clinton Foundation donor list, the Clinton Foundation projects funded are laudable and President Clinton will be seen as no more guilty than a preacher who takes tithes from his sinner parishioners.

The book has been used by scores of organizations, including the aggressive and extremely visible People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which was created in its wake....Singer's laudable desire to reduce suffering in the present can be seen as a recipe for the ruin of the world economy.

There are serious flaws in all this – as laudable as Ferguson is, he has sunk about £60,000 into his campaign.

Physical fitness is as laudable (and important) a goal as any.

But in the past couple of days, we've seen some laudable efforts to reframe the question in a manner that's more amenable to rational discourse.