Sentence examples for all the commendable things from inspiring English sources
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.
Finally, one of the commendable things of the PARIMA project is that it has made the data available through a website (http://dyson.cornell.edu/special_programs/AFSNRM/Parima/index.htm) where anyone can download the data and codebook.
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).
"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".
England have done commendable things on this trip but the persistence with Trott is not among them.
"There are lots of people who work and do wonderful and commendable things, but there's still a sense that the nerve centers of the country had fallen asleep on their couches at home.
These are commendable things; but they are not a clinching recipe for the aggressive surge in productivity, exports, wages and regional rebalancing Britain needs.
In foreign policy in particular Mr Obama has already done some commendable things.
We've all done great things in our lives and I commend her for helping children, that's a commendable thing".
