Sentence examples for Most commendable from inspiring English sources

Most commendable of all is the presence of so many local staff; Maldivians make up 65% of the workforce.

The most commendable attitude is scrupulosity, although even this can be ambiguous, because it might result in spiritual paralysis.

In the letter, Mr. Perry writes, "I think your efforts in trying to reform the nation's health care system are most commendable".

In the letter, Mr. Perry wrote: "I think your efforts in trying to reform the nation's health care system are most commendable".

As Dan Buettner noted in the magazine last weekend, Georgirenes found the air and water there "most commendable," and a major reason for the residents' long lives.

"The most commendable thing on this island," he wrote, "is their air and water, both so healthful that people are very long-lived, it being an ordinary thing to see persons in it of 100 years of age".

Every one of them is justifiable, and most are commendable.

There was a lot of lip service paid to changing the way Trenton does business, but, at the end of the day, the Legislature sidestepped taking comprehensive action on smoke-free workplaces in favor of a most welcome, commendable -- yet limited -- ban on smoking in college dormitories.

The most notable, and commendable, aspect of Mr. Armstrong's performance as the drug pusher St. Jimmy is how notable it is not, in a fundamental sense.

The government's commitment to making preventive and curative health care available in all rural communities, including the hardest to reach and the most vulnerable is commendable.

While this is commendable, most institutions that have been found to have high rates of abuse, such as churches, schools, or the military, had similar policies in place.