Meanings of laudably in English

He laudably discloses that his scholarly institutions have received funding from the tobacco industry.

In some cases, developers are laudably up-front about the problems.

I found Katz in the dining room and he was looking laudably perky, too.

It's earnestly didactic, anti-violence stuff, laudably aimed at the impressionable age bracket it depicts.

This seems a laudably low record, and Canada takes great credit to herself for it.

He is laudably anxious to have as many victims and as much plunder as possible.

Both laudably aimed to redefine attitudes, to valuing the natural world and dumping rubbish, respectively.

That's laudably fast; remember, Uber took over a year to fess up to its data-theft woes.

That he was laudably ambitious to arise to distinction in some honorable line is quite certain.

He conducted himself laudably and his married life was one of happiness, pleasure, faithfulness and joy.

Did they laudably decline the responsibility of opposing a Government which is conducting a great war?

It is true that he was flagrantly in the wrong, his victim as laudably in the right.

I didn't see exactly how this applied to me, since I was laudably ignorant of both subjects.

Yet the laudably representative convention which drew up the constitution included democratically appointed delegations from each national parliament.

Upon the banquetting night it was removed into the buttry; which in all respects was very laudably performed.

No man could have lived more laudably, if, when he was at the best, he had stayed there.