Sentence examples for commendable ideas from inspiring English sources

The acrimony doesn't help advance otherwise popular and commendable ideas, such as MetroCard discounts for the poor.

Some participants, like Malcolm Handoll in Orkney, clearly have commendable ideas already, such as "games, candlelit dinners, chatting with friends around a fire, a walk in the park".

A commendable idea, but a risky and expensive one.

It's a commendable idea – but how significant is it?

Having a pair of sensible shoes is like eating spinach, a commendable idea.

In Hungary, the commendable idea of integrating Roma and non-Roma children in the same schools has sent parents scurrying elsewhere.But there are some shoots of hope.

Now the Bush administration has reversed itself and declared its active support for the extension of the multinational peacekeeping mission known as the International Security Assistance Force ISAFfromrom Kabul to other cities.A commendable idea, people in Kabul might agree but can the Americans and their allies really mean this?

For those who are young and British, the idea of leaving a country with no sun and no jobs seems like a perfectly commendable idea.

A superstar talent doing a pop-up show in the middle of the night, though a commendable idea, turned out to be logistical nightmare that was over before it began as thousands of fans packed the street.  .

It can be stubbornly resistant to it and that is certainly commendable when an idea looks like it has been put forward simply because its creator was bored at work, but sometimes protecting tradition with stuck-in-the-mud attitudes is detrimental to the sport.

The EU's efforts to level the playing field are commendable, but the idea of paying a subscription to BSkyB for five sixths of the available action and then shelling out for the right to watch the other fraction just seems a little awkward.