Sentence examples for commendably done from inspiring English sources

When it comes to background research, Anderson has clearly and commendably done her work.

Yet while the Turkish government has commendably done its part, the European effort is nowhere in sight.

This is straightforward, as Piketty has (commendably) published his original data sources online, and Giles has (equally commendably) done the same for his modified data.

But we need council planning committees to stand up to profit-driven developers and throw out schemes that don't deliver enough affordable housing, as Southwark have just commendably done with the proposed Elephant & Castle scheme.

"Mr. Burns and Ms. Novick, commendably, don't beat you over the head with the obvious lessons for those today who would legislate personal behavior; they largely let the story of Prohibition speak for itself," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.

Mr. Burns and Ms. Novick, commendably, don't beat you over the head with the obvious lessons for those today who would legislate personal behavior; they largely let the story of Prohibition speak for itself.

In addition to Lady Thatcher's own papers, with her famously furious scribblings all over the submissions by ministers and officials, he has quarried the National Archives, Conservative Party and American archives (where he acknowledges some research assistance: otherwise he commendably did most of it himself).

Though Branch, commendably, doesn't judge them himself, or subject them to the chastisements of other experts, the story is an inherent invitation to criticize — to question each of the tragedy's many components: be it the size of the group, the skiers' assessment of the snowpack, their route down the mountain, or the reluctance of some doubters to speak up.

At the press conference after the meeting, Obama commendably didn't embrace Cameron's proposal when asked about it, and even Cameron seemed to at least appear to back off his own anti-encryption proclamation, saying he's "not trying to enunciate some new doctrine".

Commendably, she doesn't flaunt her remarkable technique.

I can see the irony in it!" Commendably, Nesbitt does not seek to blame the messenger for his indiscretions with a couple of women, which were front-page news in the red tops a few years ago.