Extraordinary philanthropy, in our new Gilded Age, is extraordinarily praiseworthy.
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That's okay when the updates are great and everything is praiseworthy.
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A less-famous dish, but no less praiseworthy, is the panade.
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We also trawled the internet for items that members found especially praiseworthy.
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The disagreement thus turns on whether these are predominantly praiseworthy or blameworthy.
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She's being empathetic and passionate and praiseworthy, but not exactly cutting edge.
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Is there anything praiseworthy about Mr. López Obrador's first anniversary in office?
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Other scientists thought this was a praiseworthy advance, reports Chemical and Engineering News.
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He was very keen in the interview to be very praiseworthy of Harry.
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But blanket aid from NGOs in developing countries isn't all praiseworthy, Amaya said.
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For Europe he was less praiseworthy and called on politicians to take action.
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That's praiseworthy, and ostensibly the reason Trump brought him to the White House.
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But he's done a number of things as president that are very praiseworthy.
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It's a remarkable, praiseworthy forensic effort, which has been years in the making.
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In 1994, the Metropolitan Museum presented The Origins of Impressionism, a praiseworthy exhibition.
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This traditional Vietnamese seasoning is praiseworthy for its perfect balance of salt, spice and sweetness.
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No comment is made, no one thinks it's strange or praiseworthy, it's just there, given.
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These praiseworthy pledges come from entrepreneurial companies that are revolutionizing lodging, transportation, and business accommodations.
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Trump has already stated that he is a great fan of Kurds, which is praiseworthy.
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Only if it's assumed that wine must be deep, complex and thought-provoking to be praiseworthy.
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The praiseworthy plan, for this film, is to disrupt the standard trudge of the bio-pic.
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Nico Brenner, a product manager at Needish, later founded Praiseworthy, an employee review and feedback management software.
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No matter how counterproductive the result, if you're offending or challenging the right people, then it's praiseworthy.
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They don't know how to process it when they're hearing things that aren't praiseworthy all the time.
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These recent performances are inherently praiseworthy—shining examples of what humans can accomplish with training and effort.
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A perfectly worked team goal is no less praiseworthy because it's executed by Swindon Town's reserve team.
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This is, essentially, what Trump found so praiseworthy about the Iraqi Baath Party's approach to criminal justice issues.
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Trump's wealth is praiseworthy because it is used in the service of the nation, for a higher good.
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Indeed, Noe argues we shouldn't let meditators off the hook simply because they believe their pursuit is praiseworthy.
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Inspiration: Color In Tokyo, a praiseworthy apartment animated with colorful Japanese materials and fixtures emerges from the shadows.
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He praises her for what is praiseworthy and, more or less, holds her accountable for what is not.
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Trump's attention to one of the most important concerns of American life today – caring for young children – is praiseworthy.
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On the plus side of the ledger, the microphone and wireless performance of Audio-Technica's M50xBT are both praiseworthy.
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Some view the president's reversals as a praiseworthy indication that he has obtained a deeper understanding of the issues.
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A praiseworthy desire to preserve independence by not taking donations into the endowment has become something of a drawback.
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Democrats standing up, fact-checking and drawing a line in the sand to protect America's core values is praiseworthy.
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It's praiseworthy that Disney has hired Mr. Coogler and Ms. DuVernay; Disney understands the audience in all its multiplicities.
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France's defense was praiseworthy, solid from the onset, even if fullback Lucas Hernandez sometimes struggled on his left flank.
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There is nothing praiseworthy in King's tireless effort to establish himself as the United States' leading anti-Muslim fearmonger.
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To Trump, strength itself is a praiseworthy quality — no matter whether that strength is turned to good ends or bad.
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Clinton called Trump "very praiseworthy" of the Russian President Putin, who has consolidated power in Russia under his personal control.
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There's no doubt that excessive fees can curtail deployment and it would be praiseworthy of the FCC to tackle that.
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But that's not to say there isn't a hunger for a discourse that can teach us what behavior is praiseworthy.
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I know Donald's very praiseworthy of Vladimir Putin, but Putin is playing a really... (CROSSTALK) CLINTON: ... tough, long game here.
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As far as the narrative is concerned, Metaxas has done his research, and there is much here that is praiseworthy.
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The G8's battery life is also praiseworthy, as it lasted 12 hours and 21 minutes in our video rundown test.
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This threat is especially grave when the policy objective is praiseworthy, as President Barack Obama's unilateral, procedurally deficient Dreamers order was.
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Their dedication to his career is praiseworthy, and their film recommendable for its devotion to the artist, who died in 2015.
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It's also how someone who might have experienced Onkyo's pleasant E700Ms might end up with the far less praiseworthy H500Ms as well.
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And while breastfeeding is both important and praiseworthy, at some point women, too, get a say in how to feed their children.
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However, while representation may be a praiseworthy standard for creative industries, it cannot be the benchmark against which we measure good art.
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This approach wouldn't be praiseworthy if Roem seemed in any way to be hiding a part of herself or ashamed of it.
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In 2007, Clinch brought out "Finn," a technically praiseworthy first novel that elevates Huck's good-for-nothing father to central-character status.
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That is praiseworthy, but it highlights something that, at some point, soccer — and all sports, as it happens — will have to confront.
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He has long been praiseworthy of Trump in the press and has published dozens of columns praising the president in the National Review.
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Which makes the sudden appearance of Kickass Drag Queen, an Instagram comic about drag queens with superpowers, feel both praiseworthy and long overdue.
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And, as was the case with 2015's Tangerine, the praiseworthy efforts that do feature trans performers often don't get the attention they deserve.
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Mr. Cuomo's budget deal is likely to have other highly praiseworthy components, like a significant increase in the minimum wage — a necessity, long overdue.
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It seems fair to say that none of these companies has a particularly praiseworthy record, as far as this specific gender equity metric goes.
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While it is praiseworthy to put forward a goal of balance and prioritize deficit reduction, the procedural elements in this budget are more important.
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Raising profound, unsettling questions about slavery and the nation's past and present, as The 1619 Project does, is a praiseworthy and urgent public service.
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And it means that many ordinary people — and even extraordinary people, who have done wonderful, praiseworthy things — have committed sexual misconduct in their lives.
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" The speed of this bill's passage, he reckoned, was praiseworthy in itself: "We've really been doing this for eight weeks, if you think about it.
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While a cost-effective census is a praiseworthy goal, saving money cannot come at the expense of an inclusive census that accurately reflects our population.
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Aside from firing a large number of civil servants, only three decisions have actually been put in practice: one offensive, one absurd and another praiseworthy.
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"You have presented yourself to the public as a praiseworthy father and a husband who has been suffering by my alleged actions and behavior," Farley wrote.
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Trump Says Putin Is a Better Leader Than ObamaDonald Trump said Russian president Vladimir Putin was more praiseworthy than President Obama at Wednesday's national security townhall.
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She's got a strong hand for clean, structured wardrobe staples, and her efforts in the ethical treatment of animals and gender equality are just as praiseworthy.
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Not all narratives have praiseworthy protagonists, and even if the straightforwardly evil are eliminated, this still leaves a whole lot of ambiguous characters doing ambiguous deeds.
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I didn't get to try that in the Bluetooth-flooded MWC booth, but the very idea is praiseworthy and again minimizes interruptions to the VR experience.
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The concept and intention of the Obama administration's "moonshot" cancer initiative is praiseworthy, but much of its execution from day one has been fraught with missteps.
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Trump has been repeatedly criticized for being too praiseworthy of Russian President Vladimir Putin and for promoting foreign policies that would benefit Russian interests around the world.
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No silver bullet exists that will fix this problem immediately, but that should not diminish the fact that the Blueprint contains praiseworthy ideas to address this crisis.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Christians Flock to Shared Care" (front page, March 11): It's praiseworthy for individuals and families to form groups to share medical expenses.
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For the most part they do: both because it's good business to meet the expectations of their users, and because most have praiseworthy goals of corporate responsibility.
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Having previously offered qualified defenses of Fidel Castro's brutal, decades-long regime in Cuba, Sanders told CBS's 60 Minutes on Sunday that Castro's "literacy program" was praiseworthy.
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The Swiss only managed one win all tournament – against Albania – while their group-stage draw with France was considerably more praiseworthy than their group-stage draw with Romania.
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"This was an effort to ensure that DEA's praiseworthy efforts to stem abuse don't end up hurting legitimate patients," Hatch said during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday.
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If some of those businesses are not exactly engaged in the most praiseworthy activities under the sun—well, who among us can claim our hands are truly clean?
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Then, Mr. López Obrador may decide to go forward with his bold and praiseworthy ideas of legalizing the recreational use of marijuana and poppy cultivation to produce painkillers in Mexico.
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Surely the impulse to mine a masterwork for all its meanings is praiseworthy, and the sudden vogue for "A German Requiem" is welcome, whatever it may say about our time.
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As a fun and effective fitness tool that does what it sets out to do and does so in a praiseworthy way, I think $80 is a very reasonable asking price.
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It is not necessarily admirable, or praiseworthy, or right, but once the tournament starts, once the largest sporting event in the world is in full flight, a transformation will take place.
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Cruz spokeswoman Catherine Frazier hit back at Trump in a statement Friday, knocking the New York billionaire's past support for legal abortion and praiseworthy comments about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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That is, whether the nascent economic system, capitalism, was a praiseworthy expression of human freedom that produced material plenty, or a wicked system that corrupted values of patriotism and piousness and created inequality.
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Sweden had advanced this far by playing this way, engineering soul-sucking, if ultimately praiseworthy, victories over South Korea and Mexico in the group stage and against Switzerland in the round of 21.
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One who does what is right and speaks the truth; who knows that when you eat the labor of your hands, you are praiseworthy, that he who sows in tears shall reap in joy.
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The military decoration is awarded to JROTC cadets "who perform an act of heroism," according to the Army, which "must have involved the acceptance of danger and extraordinary responsibilities, exemplifying praiseworthy fortitude and courage."
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The ideas here are praiseworthy, but AI's applications are not abstract; these systems are being used today to determine deployments of police forces, or choose a rate for home loans, or analyze medical data.
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There have been some praiseworthy assists this season—Auston Matthews setting up Leo Komarov comes to mind—but the combination of coordination, focus, and stick skill required to execute this is off the charts.
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There is surely fat to be cut here and there, but a lot of those items pay for scientific research, protect clean air and water, provide assistance to the poor, or other praiseworthy aims.
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While we're glad to hear that Calvert doesn't hand loaded guns to his 3-year-old, that's more of a universal precaution when it comes to basic gun safety — not a praiseworthy, extreme safety measure.
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As many conservationists can attest, restoring habitat and recovering wildlife populations is difficult, time-consuming, and expensive — which is why it is praiseworthy that environmental groups such as the Nature Conservancy undertake this effort voluntarily.
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Pope Francis on Sunday canonized two new Catholic saints, Pope Paul VI and slain Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero, saying both men cared for the poor and fought for praiseworthy causes, according to The Associated Press.
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First, while it's praiseworthy to hope that a consumer electronics giants such as Apple would bring more of its production to the U.S., Trump's remarks sound like he wants to force the company to do so.
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Equally praiseworthy was Michael's Mother's Falafel, with fava beans and English peas imparting a nifty shade of green to the crispy falafel's interior, although I wished its accompanying roasted carrot hummus packed a more robust punch.
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Why is Trump so vengeful toward Cohen (and his plea deal) while he is so praiseworthy of Flynn and still seems to believe that his plea deal was coerced somehow (even though Flynn said it wasn't)?
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But the beyond-his-years poise Ball has shown, amid such a loud and difficult indoctrination to the pros, is praiseworthy no matter what the numbers say, given the depths of he frenzy swirling around him.
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Weiss has delivered a praiseworthy and concise brief against modern-day anti-Semitism, but if she thinks this long tradition is ultimately compatible with contemporary American liberal beliefs, she might want to take a closer look.
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Not so praiseworthy was the source of the exhibition's funding: the Phillip Morris Company, which contributed tens of millions of dollars to arts organizations in the hope of softening public disapproval of tobacco, its main product.
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They said, "We want to make it easier for people to communicate with one another," and that was a fun and praiseworthy goal, but then [the networks] turned into these unbelievably high-throughput engines of everyday expression.
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Even shows like Drag Race still operate with certain ideas of what constitutes praiseworthy drag, and their acting challenges often rely on clichéd caricatures of histrionic women using their sexuality and feminine wiles to catfight one another.
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Both win so remorselessly that what would qualify in ordinary circumstances as a perfectly acceptable, even praiseworthy, result — say, drawing away from home against a team pushing for a European place — may instead be a knockout blow.
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In the basement at AdK, Hito Steyerl's "The Tower" (218), a three-channel HD video installation developed in collaboration with David Riff, Nicolas Pelzer, and Maximilian Schmoetzer, is among the more praiseworthy and worthwhile works in the exhibition.
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While there's been a tendency to lionize Bolton amid all the focus on Trump's pressure campaign to force Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, the man himself has repeatedly conducted himself in less than praiseworthy ways.
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I've now gotten through a good deal of it and can say that, barring a few technical issues, this is a praiseworthy thing Nintendo has done, and I hope they do it with more of their classic library.
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By providing perspective on immigration, working class Brits, the war in Syria, the geography of the English Channel, and the politicians who crossed it, this year's festival is a praiseworthy and comprehensive commentary on the ongoing debate about Brexit.
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Like several praiseworthy documentaries about criminal miscarriage, Rest in Power concerns itself with an answer to what happened, an answer Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin always knew to be true—that Trayvon was unjustly murdered beyond a shadow of a doubt.
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And on the cutting edge of that partnership is, believe it or not, art — as artists of all types take advantage of technology to create amazing new works that are unique and praiseworthy enough to win international awards and accolades.
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He is one of those praiseworthy journalists who have an acute sense of what is scientifically relevant, as well as an ability to translate the dry language of laboratory science into something that connects directly to our experience, emotions and daily questions.
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I was determined to come back to the east coast recounting more than celebrity encounters (even though my tiny brush with Mary J. Blige on the dance floor was truly something I will forever cherish) and attended a handful of praiseworthy and provoking sights.
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One notable gambit by the prosecution in the new filing Tuesday was to call Sullivan's attention to the fact that while Powell has been praiseworthy and solicitous of the judge at court hearings, she expressed a different opinion about him in dealings directly with the Justice Department.
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To put it in the simplest possible terms, one party chose a candidate who believes Vladimir Putin is praiseworthy, who thinks Ted Cruz's father possibly participated in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and who is clearly feared and mistrusted by virtually all of the party's top officials.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE, a former mayor himself, noted there was "more left to do" – but the renewed support for infrastructure was still praiseworthy.
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The two most polarizing elements of his output—handling his own production and hardly ever having any featured artists on his albums—have created a fissure between witty critics who cite those as reasons for how uninteresting he is, and staunch supporters who believe his self-sufficiency is more praiseworthy than the majority of his peers.
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If anything, our data suggests people weight how good it feels more strongly in judging praiseworthiness, such that people might think that a good deed that brings very little benefit but gives you a really warm fuzzy glow is actually more praiseworthy than a good deed that feels detached and emotionless but brings about a lot of benefit.
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Even Speechless, despite its many bold and praiseworthy moves toward better representation, has been criticized by some disability rights advocates as being too heavily focused on special needs families without necessarily offering JJ the possibility of a full life as a disabled adult, and disabled TV characters (especially those in top-rated, highly popular shows) are still overwhelmingly white, straight, and male, not yet permitted to occupy multiple marginalized identities at once.
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