This outburst had been building inside Villas-Boas and the decision to speak honestly about his feelings was commendable on one level.
It is sad because age is sad but her life has not been a commendable one, and she is not worthy of much pity.
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.
But there were enough golden moments to augment snatches of drama and controversy to make Nadal's 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4 victory a commendable one, if not quite the wondrous spectacle the women's final provided 24 hours earlier.
Roy Hodgson's decision to start this match with Ross Barkley just behind Harry Kane was a hugely commendable one just for the sense of chucking out the chintz, the basic intrigue of seeing the England attack carried by a pair of mobile, coltish, 20-somethings.
At first glance you might think he has a point and that the ambition of abolishing youth unemployment is a commendable one.
At first sight you might think he has a point and that the ambition of abolishing youth unemployment is a commendable one.
Unlike the developed countries, the university-industry interaction is not a commendable one.
The one commendable Republican on the list--and I hope my support doesn't spoil it for him--is Alex Pollock of the American Enterprise Institute.
A review in Variety observed: "Nora and Delia Ephron's script keeps some of the salient elements of the Lubitsch-Raphaelson version, but adds some commendable new ones.
