Sentence examples for describes a commendable from inspiring English sources

The article by Ahmed et al (2009) describes a commendable effort to investigate the oncological and functional outcomes after whole-gland high-intensity-focused ultrasound (HIFU) for localised prostate cancer.

Eurogamer's Kristan Reed called Born from a Wish "more like a demo than anything", while Fielder described it as "a commendable extra".

It is a behemoth, weighing in at 7 pounds, 6 ounces, 1,350 pages, 4,300 articles by 680 authors from Abbot, Bernice, the photographer, to slightly past Zabar's (described, with commendable accuracy, as "often crowded").

Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times described the "commendable abandon" of her scantily clad rendition of Rita Marlowe in the play as "a platinum-pated movie siren with the wavy contours of Marilyn Monroe".

Nyman recently described himself, with commendable candour, as 'a composer known for appropriating and recycling the material of others'.

If something is described as "new" or "the new [insert name of existing format or platform here]", there is the conveyance of a commendable sense of modernity; a feeling of momentum propelling us all forward.

Gil Garcetti, who described himself as "upset and angry" about Simpson's disappearance, also defended the Police Department's performance, saying investigators had done a commendable job at building the case against the former athlete.

A commendable statement, indeed.

It was a commendable aspiration.

That he had been a commendable governor?

This is a commendable overall statement.