Sentence examples for commendable points from inspiring English sources

So if they add to the commendable points they have recently earned against Arsenal and Manchester City, they should refrain from asking their manager if he'd like to celebrate with a nice mince pie and a festive movie.

He did find that the reverse "has some commendable points of heraldic imagery" and likened that side of the coin to "the frontispiece for a patriotic brochure".

Seemingly destined to join Bolton and Charlton in League One until a few weeks ago, Rotherham would have been out of the bottom three had MK Dons not got a commendable point from their visit to Hull.

It's a commendable level of commitment.

These commendable efforts point in the same direction: an improvement of our understanding of disease mechanisms to support biomedical research.

Commendable as these efforts are, they leave many areas unaddressed.

In the past 12 months even the laggard of this bunch, Delaware U.S. Growth, had a lofty 21% total return and beat the S&P 500 by a commendable 6.9 percentage points.

Any such push, if it's more than rhetoric, is commendable, as I pointed out in my 2008 post referenced above.

In a post that I, for one, found gratifying, Jon Chait identifies two of the reasons why: The first is an attachment to the status quo and a reverence for American political institutions of all stripes, which is certainly commendable up to a point (the point being a recognition of when the institution has failed).

With commendable attention to detail, Mr Morgan points out how Petacci's skirt had been carefully secured to her body to avoid any semblance of impropriety.

As the supreme court said in Cadder's case, these safeguards are commendable but beside the point.