Sentence examples similar to a commendable performance history from inspiring English sources
Criticism of Italy may seem a little harsh after a commendable performance in last year's European Championships.
He had been working for Ethiopian Airlines since November 2007 with the company saying he had a "commendable performance" with more than 8,000 hours in the air.
As Ophelia in a Grecian gown and tasteful sandals (Constance Hoffman supplied the formal wear), Joyce is quite good at incipient madness, and she's not the only one from whom Pendleton extracts a commendable performance.
Osgood Perkins gives a highly commendable performance in a sympathetic rôle.
The 31-year-old's humble look of surprise and honour on learning of his award lit up still further a dogged and commendable performance from Georgia against the defending champions.
The South Americans also have a commendable Olympic history (gold medalists in 1924 and 1928 in what was to be a precursor to the inaugural World Cup in 1930).
Lobby groups and NGOs have a commendable history of holding the government to account and stepping in where it fails, although funding, whether it comes from the government or from donors, is limited.
WASHINGTON, D.C. THE John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts began its second annual Handel Festival yesterday afternoon with a commendable concert performance of the composer's opera "Poro," in what was apparently its first American performance.
Up to the plate stepped Carlton, who despite putting in a commendable underdog performance for much of their clash with Freo, conspired to lose by five points in another heartbreaker.
The level of acting in the movies was a marvel; nearly every picture in the drama competition had at least one commendable performance.
