Sentence examples similar to commendably that from inspiring English sources

The referee, Phil Dowd, who had managed the game commendably, at that point physically restrained Evra and asked him not to further inflame the players or the supporters.

Grealish, who had again performed his attacking duties commendably to that point – securing a rating of 8.0 before Ayew's introduction in the 66th minute – was again exposed.

It's a commendably seamless gateway that enables you to switch between the game's single-player and social (online) events.

It's the freshness of the crabs ($43 for a dozen mediums), in an establishment that commendably shuts down for the winter when the local catch is lean.

Schalke commendably looked beyond that, however, and found a manager with a clear idea of proactive, pressing football, and the ability to get his side to play as a collective.

Simon Edge of the Daily Express deemed the show "a commendably ambitious work that makes a refreshing addition to the West End menu".

In 2011, the Biology Department at Syracuse University instituted a revised curriculum for majors in the life sciences that, commendably, added more lab-based courses to the core requirements for students at the sophomore and junior levels and ensured a greater breadth of coverage in biology for the major overall.

I suspect that most citizens who have signed up for such efforts honestly (and commendably) believe that they are valiantly protecting the franchise against the elusive scourge of voter fraud.

The UK has commendably recognised that a humanitarian disaster is unfolding in CAR.

● You commendably believe that judges should adhere to the "original public meaning" of the Constitution's text.

Women with a salty turn of phrase have always had a place in country music, and Angaleena Presley commendably continues that tradition.