Sentence examples for the praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

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

The praiseworthy plan, for this film, is to disrupt the standard trudge of the bio-pic.

The praiseworthy move comes as the gun lobby continues to push for laws proclaiming state government's primacy on gun controls and stripping local governments of their power to take action.

Mophie's new Space Pack attempts to add something new to the battery packs the company is famous for, but the praiseworthy concept is rendered nearly useless by restrictions built in to the software of iPhones.

The praiseworthy international juridical framework of the United Nations Organization and of all its activities, like any other human endeavour, can be improved, yet it remains necessary; at the same time it can be the pledge of a secure and happy future for future generations.

Of all the new Verdi releases of 2001 -- the Requiem recordings and aria compilations, the Nikolaus Harnoncourt "Aida" on Teldec and the praiseworthy "Aroldo" and "Alzira" on Philips -- this was the one that elicited a yelp of excitement: Claudio Abbado's "Falstaff" on Deutsche Grammophon.

Arsenal are said by some to lack strength in depth, but their barnstorming run is all the more praiseworthy for the unavailability of Santi Cazorla, Abou Diaby, Lukas Podolski, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Tomas Rosicky and Theo Walcott, all hors de combat.

We'll leave you with one of the more praiseworthy reviews of The Velvet Underground & Nico's album, straight from the typewriter of The Village Voice's Richard Goldstein in 1967: "The Velvets are an important group, and this album has some major work behind that erect banana on the cover".

Senators Richard Durbin, Richard Lugar, Harry Reid, and all the other praiseworthy proponents of the DREAM Act have been listening to economists analyze the financial benefits of more college graduates in our country, military leaders discuss the need to increase our troops, and immigration experts talk about how the system is about to shatter.

The Haggadah says: "The more we talk about the Exodus from Egypt, the more praiseworthy we are".

This sad chapter in the otherwise praiseworthy history of the New Orleans Saints casts no executive, coach or player in a favorable light".