Dismissing therefore these two arrangements as either not characteristic or not laudably characteristic, we shall make a brief exposition of the others.
That his Majesty sometimes makes ingenious and just remarks, and is laudably serious at all times, and can majestically hold his tongue, and stand with advanced leg, and eyes rather more than flush.
For if we look at the matter a little more carefully, we shall see that even when a man dies faithfully and laudably for the truth's sake, it is still death he is avoiding.
For every man, however laudably he lives, yet yields in some points to the lust of the flesh.
After this disgraceful victory over a brother reformer smarting under the same scourge of persecution with himself, he returned to Strasburgh, where he more laudably employed himself in establishing a kind of English university.
Over this church then John of holy memory laudably presided in his lifetime, as he lives to this day in glorious recollection, promoted thereto by the choice of God and of all the people.
All those nice exciting stories, laudably abstract, bulked suddenly into the real.
Having had a considerable circulation, they spread conviction among many, and promoted the cause for which they had been so laudably undertaken.
And yet this same historian could not perceive that this natural love of liberty might operate as strongly and as laudably in the African Negro, as in the Indian of Jamaica.
Put a chalk-egg beneath the clucking hen, She 'll lay a real one, laudably deceived, Daily for weeks to come.
By these Instances we see how naturally Power only founded on Custom is apt, where the Law is silent, to run into Excesses, and while it laudably pretends to govern others, how hard it is to govern itself.
When a young gentleman's affection was thus laudably engaged, he pursued its natural dictates; keeping then was a rare, at least a secret and scandalous vice, and a wife was the summit of his wishes.
I would fain excite you to direct that application, which you so laudably bestow on your ancient language, in such a manner as may be most profitable to yourself, and most reputable to your country.
Naturally a little prone to servility--that comes from the very necessities of the situation--and laudably anxious to attain the level of those he considers his superiors, he gets laughed at on every hand.
A certain amount of self-complacency and satisfaction is felt, and laudably earned, by being intrusted with commissions; and I flatter myself few persons ever set off for New York with such an array of them as I did on this occasion.
Not ready in arms to cover our retreat; not laudably occupied in providing resources for our dispirited soldiers, but meanly courting the blandishments of a Christian slave.
By no means," replied Don Antonio, smiling; "it is not my maxim to disturb fair ladies when so laudably occupied.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "laudably" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
