Sentence examples for sounds laudable from inspiring English sources

It sounds laudable and often it is.

It sounds principled, it sounds laudable.

This sounds laudable, but it is likely to conflict with other government aims.

Although joint programming sounds laudable, AidWatch warns there are risks for recipients if the EU "gangs up".

This may sound laudable, particularly as one of the buzz words of this era is "transparency".

Controlling inflation and responsible economic management sound laudable, but with growth sluggish, the government's credibility on this issue is less than it used to be.

That might sound laudable, some of the impulses behind it may well be noble, and in extreme emergencies, in the interest of sheer human decency, it may well be justified.

Again, that might sound laudable, but the result has been a development framework that bypasses the preferences of the impoverished individuals who are the erstwhile beneficiaries, and favors instead the trade-offs and priorities that best satisfy U.N. officials and client governments.

David Bohnett, Los Angeles... To the editor: Background checks for buying ammunition, outlawing semiautomatic rifles with detachable magazines and the other gun controls passed by the Legislature sound laudable.

Analyses carried out in this study and the considerations above suggest that although the aim of parasite eradication by the current global initiative against LF is sound, laudable and likely achievable in areas of low to moderate endemicity, a strategy focused primarily or solely on eradication in every location, especially those where the baseline mf prevalence is high, could be sub-optimal.

Now, it all sounds very laudable, but I'd like to ask the question: What is the damn point?