Sentence examples for commendable skill from inspiring English sources

Through all this Elgar, 67 not out overnight, had played with commendable skill and concentration, taking no risks.

Mr. Henriquez, 32, served not only as the concert's stand-in for Cachao — an imposing job, handled with commendable skill — but also as its musical director, bandleader-arranger and master of ceremonies.

They had just taken the lead for the first time, when Dominic Waldouck showed commendable skills to finish off a quickly-tapped penalty.

The 28-year-old from Sheffield showed commendable nerve and skill to hold off compatriot Andy Sullivan to complete victory by the narrowest of margins.

On a chill, gloomy day the overnight pair of Chanderpaul and Samuels battled with commendable application and skill during the morning session as England's bowlers struggled to find any life at all in a flat pitch with the old ball.

When he moved behind the bench, he said that the team had plenty of skill and a commendable work ethic.

My summer in Gaithersburg, though, demonstrated to me not only valuable professional skills but also the immensely commendable physical, mental and emotional effort that goes into working for a better world.

That's O.K., and it's even commendable that artists are willing to apprentice themselves to this skill, but to take it any further, to say it is conceptually deep, or critical, is mistaken.

We showed a lot of courage and effort and industry". All commendable traits, to be sure, but the Cameroon players responded with skill and flair and daring.

Other than that, sparking up a joint before attempting exercise is likely to limit one's effectiveness in almost every way, and as such seems perversely commendable in that it is basically the ultimate test of human skill, dexterity, endurance and coordination.

COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.