Sentence examples for commendable at from inspiring English sources

(Does that include killing Osama bin Laden and securing a conviction of the would-be Christmas Day underwear bomber?) Of course, every candidate who said something commendable at the debate also said something appalling.

All are good options and would be commendable at another taco stop, but lovers of the pig should choose those fillings only if there's a shortage of the chorizo or the marinated pork, called enchilada.

Many of these developments certainly seemed necessary and commendable at the time; some still do, though we look at this period now with a new, more critical, perspective.

As for food, Barley Vine makes a commendable effort at keeping its prices affordable.

He fought with commendable bravery at D-Day, yet in life was the most timid arachnophobe.

The commendable Dodge City Steak House, at 62 Montauk Highway (631-288-0500), has pulled its rig dead center between the two.

The wide scope is in theory commendable, but at times "Luck of the Irish" feels overburdened and overwritten, and a trifle schematic.

Dishes like duck with brioche dumplings (32 euros, about $42 at $1.32 to the euro) and veal heart with herb noodles (18 euros) were commendable, when at last they arrived.

The administration's desire to have Iraqis rather than Americans in visible positions of authority is commendable but, at the moment, unattainable.

Additional vocalist Joniece Jamison made a commendable stab at the Aretha Franklin part in Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves in the teeth of fierce competition from Lennox.

Berenson was "tempted to fancy," he wrote, that Bronzino's drawings were scarce (he counted only thirteen in all, two of them erroneously) because the artist had destroyed most of them out of commendable shame at their "dulness".