Sentence examples for which is laudable from inspiring English sources
Or maybe he's just discreet, which is laudable.
International financial institutions are increasingly making commitments to responsible financing, which is laudable.
They fire with almost any provocation, which is laudable if you wish to speed thinking and memory formation.
The elder is a disciple of Averroes, which is laudable as far as it goes but, in the caliph's view, hardly prepares one for the realities of leadership.
The Sutton Trust is now calling for campaigns to raise the "aspirations and self-belief" of disadvantaged children, which is laudable.
This is from the man I've never seen approach one of his 7,000 pigs without an almost affectionate "Hello, girl!" All of which is almost laudable, as it's the economics of abattoirs that have seen mass-consolidation of the industry over the last 20 years.
"There will no doubt be litigation, which could last several years, but Scott Pruitt and his team have worked hard to do an analysis that is legal, which is a laudable contrast to the multiple illegalities in the CPP," Ebell said. .
So really they could have something as simple as a bucket and a human trainer with treats; that would illustrate that rooks are smart enough to identify and fetch trash in exchange for a reward and potentially get people thinking differently about this, which is totally laudable," he said.
For all the talk about Sherman's intelligence and commitment to the game (which is of course laudable), it's a bit secondary to his actions on the football field, which were those of a person unable to control his emotions; a man who disrespected his opponents and a pro athlete who acted like a poor role model for kids and, in particular, young athletes.
"There's a generosity of spirit there, which I think is laudable, and the British film industry ought to be very grateful".
