Sentence examples for commendable examples of from inspiring English sources

We do recognize commendable examples of rhetoric say, Pericles Funeral Orationn, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, or Churchill's rousing speeches during World War II.

Here the forthcoming Echo 'gender-age marker' provides a commendable example of how a donor mechanism can support the importance of diversity in response design.

By adopting this model, the EU would set a commendable example of legal action and reinforce its reputation as a global human rights leader, while providing needed protection to the increasing numbers of people displaced by environmental catastrophes.

A commendable example of an exercise of judicial responsibility by a state court in a case involving state legislative apportionment is provided by the action of the Kansas Supreme Court in Harris v. Shanahan, 192 Kan.

Anderson should have followed the commendable example of Disney/Pixar, which stopped dealing with fast-food chains after the glaring contradiction of having McDonald's plugging Cars, that homage to small-town values.

In the increasingly crowded field of titles related to nuclear issues, "The Day the Sun Rose Twice" is a commendable example of how these books can, and should, be written.

A highly commendable example of such an initiative is in the bladder cancer field, where Goebell et al (2004) are establishing a multi-institutional bladder cancer database and a virtual tumour bank as a resource for participating institutions to evaluate the biological and prognostic significance of potential markers.

Some recent examples of commendable resourcefulness reported in the columns of the daily press.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, October 1, 1938 P. 20 Some recent examples of commendable resourcefulness reported in the columns of the daily press.

I'm truly and deeply saddened that the ordinary people of Venezuela have lost a great and courageous champion of their rights and that the world has lost an all too rare example of commendable leadership.

This small but illustrious show is another example of the Met's commendable practice of building exhibitions from its own collection with little or no call on outside sources.