Sentence examples for a commendable display of from inspiring English sources

His long-range penalty bore that out and was a commendable display of nerve from a player not always renowned for it.

Cunningham largely avoids the traps of new age mumbo jumbo and sentimentality through a commendable display of negative capability, the fancy Keatsian term for a thinker's capacity for "being in uncertainties, Mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact and reason".

Decorating the Sukkah (even humbly) is seen as a commendable show of Sukkot observance.

In commendable displays of honesty, Business Week's Michael Mandel and Time's Justin Fox admitted they'd never heard of Ostrom.

When you're more used to the business of soliciting snatched pre- or post-match banalities from young multimillionaire footballers who often display a commendable lack of interest in speaking to you, the job of getting Olympians to shut up can make for a pleasant and heartwarming change.

The overall history lesson in "Civil War 360" is fairly elementary, but this three-part series, which begins Sunday night on the Smithsonian Channel, does a commendable job of elevating museum objects from dry collection displays to living pieces of the past.

There's a commendable range of canned microbrew beers too.

To some, they indicate a commendable degree of self-awareness.

The Yankees' starter, Ivan Nova, did a commendable job of pitching around trouble.

And he has a commendable record of shaping big education and pension bills.

The board appointed by the government did a commendable job of shepherding Satyam through a potentially fatal period.