Sentence examples for commendable degree from inspiring English sources

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

It's a commendable level of commitment.

Analysis to determine objectives and standards for RALS analysis training was carried out with a commendable and unusual degree of care.

Epstein is commendable for rousing a degree of sympathy instead of hisses for this conflicted guy who breaks our Carole's heart.

While their post-prison lives appear to be commendable — one is studying for a degree in mechanical engineering at Ole Miss — their petition was reinforced by a letter from Bob Dunlap, a major donor to the Republican Party.

"It is 2009 in the United States of America, and a young man on his way to a college degree still believes it is funny -- and commendable -- to use his fists like hammers on the faces of homosexuals," she writes, recounting the rhetoric she recently spouted by a young man who publicly bragged about attacking a gay couple.

Depending on your point of view, all this represents grotesque overindulgence or a commendable exception to the usual Olympics rule, which holds that the showcase infrastructure falls into varying degrees of disuse and grand "legacy" pledges go unfulfilled.

Balls that were sent across him were ignored with commendable self-denial where once he had been chasing them with varying degrees of success.

However, they can achieve some degree of objectivity by keeping out the social researcher's views about whether agents' goals are commendable.

The tussle between George Clooney and Jean Dujardin, say, for the honor of Best Actor in a Leading Role, has been cried up for weeks, if not months, to a degree that would certainly embarrass both gentlemen, each of whom seems the kind of guy to preserve a commendable cool.

COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.