Sentence examples for commendable when from inspiring English sources

Now, it's always commendable when a soap picks up an issue about which to educate the public.

There is a widespread idea that such behaviour is commendable when it is nothing of the sort.

tackled by fellow passengersfinedWhile it's clearly commendable when passengers take it upon themselves to police their own space, such incidents do not always end well.

Gleb Pavlovsky, a Kremlin adviser, argued that Mr Putin's eventual willingness to accept help from NATO was commendable when a western sub might have caused the accident.

Wilson's economic achievements are all the more commendable when one considers that, unlike Blair, his governments didn't benefit from North Sea oil revenues.

Dishes like duck with brioche dumplings (32 euros, about $42 at $1.32 to the euro) and veal heart with herb noodles (18 euros) were commendable, when at last they arrived.

Mr. Levitt, one of Mr. Dixon's lawyers, said the federal prosecutors in Brooklyn had shown "a commendable restraint when determining when to recommend a death penalty prosecution," including decisions "that such prosecutions would be appropriate, if at all, only when the evidence of guilt is to them unquestioned".

But he showed commendable restraint when it mattered and equally commendable freedom when the situation changed later.

I was ashamed of my gluttony, for it is never commendable, even when based on ignorance.

On those commendable occasions when professors and academic departments do maintain rigor, they risk declines in student enrollments.

The mother has since shared her daughter's experience with other local families, which is commendable because when it comes to technology, the more we know, the better.