Such determination, one which Hatchett says demonstrates that hard work trumps talent, would be commendable for any young sportsman told he would struggle to make it, but when his physical disability is factored in, it is quite remarkable.
Because he was careful with his money, and lived with his mother, Henry had a small but steadily growing savings account, which was commendable for a man of twenty-eight with a mid-level job in an insurance firm.
New Zealand's decision is commendable for a number of reasons, including recognition by the immigration and protection tribunal of climate change as an important causal factor in long-term displacement and human wellbeing.
And in what I thought was commendable for a president who has taken some knocks — including from me — for not focusing enough on the poor, he said: "Tonight, let's also recognize that there are communities in this country where no matter how hard you work, it is virtually impossible to get ahead.
The FWD version musters up 24MPG on the highway and 17 in the city, which I suppose is commendable for a car of that size.
Which is commendable for a group of musicians who don't look or sound like a conventional crossover act.
It is commendable for an institution of higher learning to acknowledge a few of our unsung, underpaid, underappreciated heroes: classroom teachers.
Full financial disclosure is commendable for any candidate, but it is no substitute for compliance with one of New York City's civic assets -- the best campaign finance system in the country.
While the aforementioned programs are commendable for all intents and purposes, they're not targeting the root of the problem, which is the mission of Gilad Goren, founder and executive director of the upcoming Travel+Social Good Summit.
Epstein is commendable for rousing a degree of sympathy instead of hisses for this conflicted guy who breaks our Carole's heart.
