Sentence examples for so praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

It is unusual for something so cute to be so cool, or so praiseworthy to be so playable.

Eventually Tibbe reports that the revered manager of the town's most important factory, regarded by everyone as a benefactor, is not so praiseworthy after all.

But in more recent times, theories of moral responsibility have been developed that explain how and why it is that a person might be morally responsible--and so praiseworthy or blameworthy--for things over which she did not exercise any voluntary control.

The problem is hardly confined to General Begert's service branch, so his praiseworthy initiative needs to be emulated across the armed forces.

If resistance to power is praiseworthy so is resistance to the resistance.

The participants listened to auditory sentences (e.g., The show was praiseworthy, so Rocio applauded, see Table 1 for more examples) and indicated as quickly as possible once they understood each sentence.

Thus, when subjects prepared the action (e.g., press a button with CH), the presentation of a sentence whose hand-shape content was incompatible (e.g., The show was praiseworthy, so Rocio applauded) elicited a larger N400-like component compared with the compatible sentence (CH in e.g., Her teeth were dirty, Mary brushed them).

So much for the praiseworthy aspects of "Django Unchained".

His commitment is praiseworthy, and so are the dividends.

Thus, if the right thing to do is to support microlending in Africa, and I do so, then I am praiseworthy only if I have acted out of my intellectual grasp of the fact that supporting microlending is my duty.

Thus, if the right thing to do is to support microlending in Africa, and I do so, then I am praiseworthy according to Arpaly only if I have acted out of a desire to be kind (if that is the content of morality) or a desire to do what is just (if that is the content of morality).