Sentence examples similar to where a laudable from inspiring English sources
This interpretation is infused in misguided applications of Darwinian thought such as eugenics, and it is reflected in more legitimate societal applications such as business performance analysis where "optimization" is seen as a laudable goal.
Sounds like a laudable idea: establish a residential school where black educators could find employment and black youths could learn in a safe environment, free of the harassment by white students and teachers they might encounter at an integrated school.
These efforts and others appear to be having a laudable effect, even in states like New Jersey, where two postal installations, in Hamilton and Princeton, have been contaminated.
And to build a world where sex is no longer commodified and pleasure is freely exchanged is indeed a laudable feminist project.
Where are the boundaries for the remit of the ECHR?" The justice secretary said the convention itself was a "laudable statement" but he objected to the way the Strasbourg court had expanded its meaning and the court's jurisdiction.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
That is a laudable conception.
This is a laudable sentiment.
