Commendably, if a little unromantically, Liz manages to affirm her principles, telling her new-found paramour: "I do not need to love you to prove that I love myself".
Their bluster, however commendably well-intentioned, is, I regret to say, just that.
They make an extended argument against the velcro suit - and, it must be said, bounce off each other commendably as a comedy duo, I look forward to seeing them on half a billion radio comedy panels in the coming year alone.
And he uttered some commendably short and declaratory sentences, such as this one: "I'm running for President because I have the experience and the vision to get us out of this mess".
Having read Adam Macqueen's commendably exhaustive encyclopaedia of Private Eye, the British satirical fortnightly, I now feel I know rather more about Lord Gnome's organ than I wish to.
From what I saw, the activists were entirely, commendably, peaceful this Saturday.
The sous vide technique produces a commendably moist chicken breast, but on the night I sampled it, the meat came so thinly sliced and thinly sauced that it tasted like spa cuisine -- the kind of thing that appears on a menu with a little "heart-smart" symbol beside it.
Having listened to several Jim Weiss CDs dozens of times now, I've concluded that he distills a commendably large amount of the magic of the originals and am no longer embarrassed to give his name to friends.
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.
Tim Curry also plays King Arthur with commendably straight face and, in his best number, soulfully sings I'm All Alone while resolutely ignoring David Birrell as his loyal fidus Achates.
