Sentence examples for commendable role from inspiring English sources
Their chairman, Richard Colless, said: "It's impossible to underestimate how disappointed we are, given who the individual is and the highly commendable role he played on Friday.
Moreover, this finite element model can also play a commendable guiding role in the LTW experiments with acceptable accuracy.
The 20th century saw great advances in the understanding of universal human rights, largely in reaction to -- and revulsion against -- the horrors of the WWII era, and the United States played an important and commendable leadership role in those developments.
The rest of the film is a crafty but wholly conventional crime yarn involving the watchful detective, harassed internes, a smuggler and romance.In this affair, Mr. Conte does a thoroughly commendable job with the role and the situations that Jo Eisinger has written for him.
Let me be clear: it is commendable and an appropriate role of government to protect our children.
As for the male lead, Sam Claflin as Will does a commendable job in a role that has him do essentially everything just from the Adam's apple up.
They played a commendable and substantive supporting role, with huge amounts of cash, in-kind donations and voluntary contribution of time and expertise.
That these films present black characters as positive role models is commendable, but this heroism comes at a price.
And it is commendable that they execute their role in the prevention of the distribution of images containing violence and child abuse seriously.
Although she speaks the role with the commendable clarity that all the company brings to the verse, Ms. Gale's Juliet remains willful and tempestuous even when under the spell of Shakespeare's soul-shaking love.
Did anyone see that coming?" Eriksson will prefer the good-news stories, identifying Reo-Coker's influential role in a commendable first season back in the Premiership for West Ham, but among the first press inquiries at FA headquarters was about Wright-Phillips's omission.
