Sentence examples for all the commendable from inspiring English sources
For all the commendable efficiency of this performance, I was left feeling emotionally short-changed.
But Yael Farber's insistence on an optimistic ending undermines the source material and nearly undoes all the commendable work that preceded it (1 30).
Incidentally, Keefer got her name from a cute mispronunciation of her mother's middle name, which was -- perhaps inevitably, given all the commendable things we will soon know about the McKennas -- O'Keeffe.
We do our best with all the commendable, if tricky, stuff of politics and economics, but what about style and culture even culture at its most popular?Who predicted (we did not) that "Mamma Mia!", with Hollywood stars badly singing Abba hits, would be a smash success this year at the box-office?
This article has all of the commendable qualities that make for a useful and important critique of our current practice in a certain area; in this case, in the use of empirically supported treatments (ESTs) with children and adolescents.
Their work is all the more commendable given the intimidation faced for rebuilding the homes of ethnic Uzbeks, and an increasingly diminishing budget.
It's a noble little speech, and all the more commendable because the last time I saw Dee he was being attacked with a brick.
Wilson's economic achievements are all the more commendable when one considers that, unlike Blair, his governments didn't benefit from North Sea oil revenues.
His energy and good humour are all the more commendable considering he's spent most of the day talking about himself.
As Ernesto, Matthew Polenzani sang with a bright tenor and lovely phrasing, a performance that was all the more commendable since he had been up all night with his wife, who delivered a baby boy on Friday morning, a Met representative said.
This makes the bold move all the more commendable, as most G.M.'s err on the side of caution by waiting for proof that the window is indeed closing (by then, it's almost always too late).
