Commendable, but how about an appearance now and then to lend moral support, sign a few autographs, tutor young Jason Collins in the art of boxing out?
Provence's prices show commendable restraint.
The program is largely a re-enactment, with a commendable minimum of the talking-head appearances that most historical documentaries rely on, and the makeup department thus gets a vigorous workout.
"Perhaps the main value of this training to Google and Facebook is to put a desirable appearance on their personnel activities by indicating their (commendable) awareness of problems and implying that they're doing something to effectively address the problems," he wrote in an e-mail.
The winner paid $6.50 for a $2 bet to win, and ran his seven furlongs in 1 23 3/5.... Yes, that was Commendable, winner of the Belmont Stakes, working out early in the morning preparing for his next appearance, next Sunday in the Dwyer.
Beyond its appearance, Kafe Teria has two things that set it apart: its parentage and its commendable effort to reach a wider audience.
Whatever the shortcomings of "Ancient Forests," its re-appearance is welcome, and General Electric's support for the Audubon series is all the more commendable given the circumstances.
"It's commendable that he went before a group of young people," Ferraro said, noting that President Clinton made appearances before MTV audiences during his campaign in 1992.
A contemporary Turkish historian, Silihdar Mehmet Aga, described the disaster with commendable frankness: "This was a calamitous defeat, so great that there has been none like it since the first appearance of the Ottoman state".
COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.
Belmont Stakes: Commendable.
