Sentence examples for some praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

"It is worth noting that international politics has reacted weakly albeit with some praiseworthy exceptions regarding the concrete will to seek the common good and universal goods, and the ease with which well-founded scientific opinion about the state of our planet is disregarded".

"It's more convoluted, more bleak — more of the sort of thing that some people will find praiseworthy," he says of "The Thomas Berryman Number".

It is also perhaps inevitable and certainly praiseworthy that some photographers should be prepared to risk their lives to bring the sufferings of strangers close to hand and to try to tip that balance a little.

It disconnects integrity from the prevalent view that it is a virtue of some kind and generally praiseworthy.

The remainder of Aristotle's discussion is devoted to spelling out the conditions under which it is appropriate to hold a moral agent blameworthy or praiseworthy for some particular action or trait.

While his actions were considered praiseworthy by some of his coreligionists at the time, this picture of "support" by Moses Maimonides seems quite bleak, if not galling today.

Reviewers mainly criticized its weak story and strong emphasis on linear combat sequences, though some found the atmospheric environments praiseworthy.

Many restaurants do, and some of them are necessary and praiseworthy.

But while enlightenment is good, wouldn't it have been a lot more praiseworthy if he had shown some flexibility on the issue before he knew that his own family would benefit?

Obama's inaugural address received mixed reviews, with some describing the tone of the speech a praiseworthy one of restraint and plain speaking, while others described the speech as low-brow and cliched.

Despite Koranic injunctions to the contrary, some radical Islamic thinkers have justified the killing of civilians, and of other Muslims, in the name of jihad.Likewise, suicide bombings or "martyrdom operations", as some of their exponents prefer have been rationalised as a praiseworthy embrace of death at the hands of the enemy, and as a legitimate tactic in extremis.