Sentence examples for yet praiseworthy from inspiring English sources

In the Royal Shakespeare Company production, which returned to Broadway last week for a limited run, Michael Siberry as Nicholas and John Lynch as Smike were judged by the critics to be distinctively different from Roger Rees and David Threlfall, their predecessors in the original production five years ago, yet praiseworthy in their own right.

He adds, "This nonviolent incrementalism is clearly praiseworthy; yet in Florida in 2000 it exacted its price".

IGN felt that of the year's praiseworthy yet unappreciated games, Deathrow alone "truly blew [them] away".

Brown's earnest and praiseworthy vision excites no opposition and yet it seems to excite no great enthusiasm either". The ambassador noted potential at the conference.

The Italian has had a praiseworthy, almost unbreakable lock on the yellow jersey, yet he will be looking over his shoulder more on Friday.

And unless we push back soon, the worse is yet to come". Former Republican New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani seemed truly praiseworthy of the Russian president -- as if America would be better off if Putin in charge.

But this double role of normative discourse inevitably raises the idea of supererogation, the category of actions that are praiseworthy (either in creating good states of affairs or in reflecting a particularly virtuous trait of character) yet at the same time not obligatory.

While exact details of the credit card haven't been released yet, H Squared Research retail analyst and author of Black Market Billions Hitha Herzog says coffee lovers can look forward to praiseworthy perks.

Desserts here were also praiseworthy.

"Cranked" is a praiseworthy endeavor.

Or is it praiseworthy stubbornness?