Sentence examples for commendable talent from inspiring English sources

"Dangerous Company" is just such a book.The two authors are experienced journalists with a mid-western appetite for grubby research and a commendable talent for enlivening a potentially dull subject with sharp prose.

Such determination, one which Hatchett says demonstrates that hard work trumps talent, would be commendable for any young sportsman told he would struggle to make it, but when his physical disability is factored in, it is quite remarkable.

I think Lupita Nyong'o is all the more more commendable since she has used her talent to shed light on melanin-related social issues even before becoming Hollywood's new dark doll.

Singer and actress Eartha Kitt was a woman of many talents, and one of her most commendable qualities was that she wasn't in the business of compromising for men. .

Both books display Don DeLillo's talent for sly humour and pointed satire, not to mention a commendable willingness to enter the realms of speculative fiction and absurdity.

"I'm happy with the talent, the character and the determination of the squad," said Flintoff, with commendable loyalty, although amid the post-match platitudes he did admit: "We are going to have to step up as a one-day team if we have any aspirations of doing anything later on this winter".

There's a harrowing Keeping Up With the Kardashians episode about Kim — experiencing a commendable and very un-reality-TV-starrish moment of clarity regarding the limits of her talent — getting cold feet before recording this song, and you can hear all that reluctance on the finished track.

A superstar talent doing a pop-up show in the middle of the night, though a commendable idea, turned out to be logistical nightmare that was over before it began as thousands of fans packed the street.  .

COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.

Belmont Stakes: Commendable.

Your vigilance is commendable".