Sentence examples for commendable speech from inspiring English sources

After making a commendable speech on this issue, even the president back-tracked a bit.

Overall, Obama's speech showed notable and commendable compassion for the plight of those living and working in the country illegally but little regard for the plight of American tech workers, Matloff writes, especially the experienced people the industry discards as too old.

It's a noble little speech, and all the more commendable because the last time I saw Dee he was being attacked with a brick.

We do recognize commendable examples of rhetoric say, Pericles Funeral Orationn, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, or Churchill's rousing speeches during World War II.

It begins with a report of a long speech made in London… Some exhibitions of commendable prudent forethought culled from recent news reports.

Freedom of speech is an idealistic notion born out of naivety and a commendable but misguided faith in the capacity of people to think for themselves and to reason.

In Porter's speech on Saturday, which you can watch on the organization's Web site, he laid it all out, with commendable clarity.

COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.