Sentence examples for commendable respect from inspiring English sources

"There's obviously a lot of gin-swigging up there," he said with a grin – a reference, presumably, to the R&A headquarters in St Andrews, where the Rules of Golf are conceived with commendable respect for sportsmanship and very little respect for logic and common sense.

"By historical standards," he wrote in the fall of 2004, "the Bush administration has acted with considerable restraint and with commendable respect for political liberty.

She shared her thoughts to the site stating, "While it's commendable that he has vowed to respect the legacy of Emmett Till and his memory to 'not use or reference Emmett Till or the Till family in his music,' this statement falls short of an apology, as none is mentioned".

The historical groundwater monitoring programmes in India, though quite extensive and commendable in many ways, have been wanting in several respects.

The Warwick University Professor of History correctly writes that "(T o show respect and deference to one's elders is commendable, but the tone of much of the coverage of Moi's birthday has been galling".

In this respect the position of the French Parliament is hardly more commendable than that of the Turkish authorities, for whom references to the Armenian genocide are seen as an insult to "Turkishness" and thus treated as a criminal offense under section 301 of the Turkish penal code.

#respect — Dax McCarty (@DaxMcCarty11) 15 Feb 13 The bravery of Robbie Rogers in commendable, I hope he realizes that he doesn't need to retire.

Rather, he argued that the project is commendable for what it represents: a gathering place on the waterfront that respects the old building but brings new uses.

I find it commendable that, in the concluding remarks, the author is very candid about the uncertainty with respect to the actual importance of R-loop avoidance.

COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.

Belmont Stakes: Commendable.