Sentence examples for a rather commendable from inspiring English sources

The people in Roswell, New Mexico are full-blown adults approaching or just entering their thirties, which is a rather commendable thing for a network that works so hard to keep their casts on the younger side.

Just a few years ago, the folks behind Omaze set out on a rather commendable quest: to raise money for charity, they'd sell what were essentially raffle tickets for myriad "once-in-a-lifetime opportunities" — from hanging out with a celebrity for a day, to visiting SpaceX HQ.

This is more than a local problem, because it hints at flaws in England's otherwise rather commendable education reforms.

While the White House's relatively swift and strong action against the hate legislation is commendable, there is a rather ironic left-hand-not-knowing (or turning a blind eye) to-what-the-right-hand-is-doing twist.

It is, rather, a commendable step toward better understanding of the disabled.

The result was a manly display of lantern-jawed firmness and a refreshingly commendable willingness to grab any passing buck rather than blame someone else.

The extra point seemed a formality but Aironi summoned a commendable response in the second half.

A commendable idea, but a risky and expensive one.

This is a commendable but not a simple endeavor.

Barney is a fascinating, commendable figure, however.

There is a certain commendable bravery in that.