Sentence examples for commendable loyalty from inspiring English sources

Actually, the Prime Minister decided that she could have survived and showed commendable loyalty until it had dawned on her that she could not.

"I'm happy with the talent, the character and the determination of the squad," said Flintoff, with commendable loyalty, although amid the post-match platitudes he did admit: "We are going to have to step up as a one-day team if we have any aspirations of doing anything later on this winter".

Jack Wilshere, Arsenal's outstanding performer again, showed commendable loyalty but nothing approaching credibility when he claimed he "didn't think it's anything to with the manager" that they are in such strife.

The ECB's steadfast commitment is admirable, their loyalty commendable, but their rush to assert it a little rash.

Hodgson showed commendable, and understandable, loyalty to Danny Welbeck as a justified reward for a player who has served him so well with five goals in four Euro 2016 qualifiers before adding a sixth against Lithuania.

It's a commendable level of commitment.

His loyalty to his coach is commendable but shooting the messengers is a blinkered pastime, particularly from a man struggling to justify the hype which greeted his Test introduction.

His loyalty to the country's sporting causes is commendable but nothing can or should guarantee you a place in a squad.

Thomas's rebuffed calls against Buell, showing a pattern of loyalty to superiors and a hated for political interference that was commendable, but, along with his Southern heritage, would deny him posts of independent command in the future.

COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.

Belmont Stakes: Commendable.