Sentence examples for something praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

To identify what naturalism is, apart from something praiseworthy, I have found nigh-impossible.

Turnbull is notorious for not listening to anyone, let alone conceding that others may have actually done something praiseworthy.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] wordsSIR – Given the British predilection for finding something praiseworthy even in a great mess, I wonder why you are so negative about George Bush and Tony Blair ("Sincere deceivers", July 17th).

"How do I say something praiseworthy about that?

When your celebrity accomplishes something or does something praiseworthy, tweet at them to congratulate them and express your appreciation for the work that they do.

Anne Summers Honorary research fellow in history, Birkbeck, University of London  Your article says "nurses will have to spend up to a year helping patients to eat, wash and get dressed"; readers might think that this is something new and praiseworthy.

Fame used to be the deserved fate of those who did something special and praiseworthy.

It means more to the recipient if it's about something they recognize as praiseworthy.

For the state to go on living week to week, even if it starts making use of these helpful ideas, is not something government observers consider especially praiseworthy.

In a country where the habit of reading is not as strong and being published is something extremely difficult, this is praiseworthy.

To the argument that women are weak-minded and childish, Reason counters: "It's truly wicked of people to try to turn something which is good and praiseworthy in a woman - her tenderness - into something bad and blameworthy.