Sentence examples for commendable, because from inspiring English sources

commendable, because I myself lack the enterprising spirit to do it.

Her lightness of touch is commendable, because the story she has to tell is in many ways a dismaying one.

The promotions of Mr Javid and Ms Morgan were commendable because of their strong records, not because of their race or sex.

You know, the kind of stuff that in another era was considered commendable because it served a greater good than self-interest.

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.

The mother has since shared her daughter's experience with other local families, which is commendable because when it comes to technology, the more we know, the better.

"To My Surprise" is commendable not just because it's different but because it's good.

Reviewer Neil Strauss opens his review with a reference to the title of the album, saying, "And, truly, it is a surprise", and then going on to say that the album "is commendable not just because [it is] different but because [it is] good".

For Rosen, community colleges follow an All Access Playbook, which is commendable in principle because it allows almost anyone to attend college.

As for the Australians, they are containing any drift towards smugness with commendable style, partly because the representatives they have put forward for interrogation after their impressive Melbourne win, Chris Rogers and Nathan Lyon, are not familiar with the notion of condescension or triumphalism.

Several titles we rejected because, while commendable in themselves (one or two were versions of highly distinguished poets), they offered too small a selection.