Sentence examples for commendable traits from inspiring English sources

Dr. Colvin supremely exemplified three highly commendable traits.

Sincerity and idealism are commendable traits for a struggling doctor to have, but the physician in "My Brother Jonathan," the film which opened yesterday at both the Beacon and Riviera Theatres, is a bore, despite possession of same.

Redfish have many commendable traits for fly-fishers — they are plentiful, they often frequent shallow water close to shore, they are tenacious fighters, and they are very willing to take a fly.

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.

Willingness to re-examine one's thinking is always a commendable trait in a historian.

I conclude that audacity is a commendable trait in some successful scientists and a driving force in some scientific discoveries.

Ambition... what a commendable trait!

It would seem that any intent to exemplify admirable behavior and compassionate humanity, or any other meritorious, commendable human traits, was thrown under the bus to focus on attacking the Democratic candidate and our current president like a cabal of shrieking, witch-hunting, pitchfork thrashing "villagers".

A few of the listed traits are commendable, but not necessarily helpful to finding a superintendent, such as the need for someone who "holds a deep understanding of and belief in social justice".

"The fact that even with the enormous salaries they can command in Europe many players chose to return because of their love of the strip is very commendable and a very Argentinian trait," says one Boca fan.

Although a commendable number of fast estimation algorithms are available for Bayesian models of continuous Gaussian traits, there is a shortage for corresponding models of discrete or censored phenotypes.