Sentence examples for gets a commendable from inspiring English sources

It's an attempt to look at the immigration issue through the eyes of people directly involved, and Mr. Brokaw — despite an annoying interview technique in which he states the ideas he wants his subjects to articulate, then asks them if that's correct — gets a commendable amount of candor out of people when he lets them talk.

Seemingly destined to join Bolton and Charlton in League One until a few weeks ago, Rotherham would have been out of the bottom three had MK Dons not got a commendable point from their visit to Hull.

The program is largely a re-enactment, with a commendable minimum of the talking-head appearances that most historical documentaries rely on, and the makeup department thus gets a vigorous workout.

"Essex were 2-2 in reply, but the bowlers looked as though they then got a bit excited and James Foster showed commendable calmness in a crisis.

It was all commendable, heartfelt; might even get a few people to change some bad habits or laws.

They know they'll get a response by talking about a set of things, some of them commendable.

While it is pleasing to see an underappreciated wine style get a deserved bit of attention, the response of the global wine trade to the Moscato phenomenon has been less commendable.

In 1990 the South African government, showing commendable good sense, flung me out of the country and told me never to return (they had got a little shirty with a few things I'd written about their political system).

That said, there are clearly people who do commendable, important work on the list, but to scale the upper reaches it seems that those who have entered into the "media elite" get a disproportionately massive shout-out.

We knew Hugh Hefner would be going out to the lead, so my job was to get Commendable into a comfortable spot tracking him".

Apple and Google have done a commendable job supporting older hardware with their latest operating systems.