Sentence examples for commendable because of from inspiring English sources

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

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

Are high priced goods commendable, because both our success and the success of the brand is predicated on them, or simply a sign that the brand is out of touch with the lifestyles of its target audience?

"Some of our senior players have agreed to stay with us and that's really commendable, because you couldn't blame them for picking up their bags and going elsewhere," added Green.

Patriotism is countless acts of love, kindness and courage that have no witness or heraldry and are especially commendable because they are unrecorded.

On the one hand, successfully making bric[k]s without straw is a commendable (because difficult) achievement.

It's part of JVC's commendable sub-series of offbeat jazz composers at Exit Art.

There's a commendable range of canned microbrew beers too.

To some, they indicate a commendable degree of self-awareness.

The Yankees' starter, Ivan Nova, did a commendable job of pitching around trouble.

And he has a commendable record of shaping big education and pension bills.