Sentence examples for good and commendable from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is neither morally obligatory nor forbidden; therefore, it is not wrong, so the argument concludes, to omit or neglect performing it, even though it is good and commendable by virtue of its value and consequences on others if it is performed.

It is both good and commendable that DynCorp has taken steps since those days to ensure such things never happen again.

"We intend to vindicate Mr. Baldeo's good name and commendable civil service.

The challenger brought plenty of aggression, a good chin and commendable fitness, but his English opponent was by far the more accomplished boxer.

But the panel, which admitted Evans had a "good and maybe commendable" previous disciplinary record, did not believe there were any exceptional circumstances to warrant a lesser punishment.

Supererogationism is clearly an oxymoron: for, why should an act that is good and morally commendable and will conduce to the well-being of another person (or, other persons) fail to exact obligation or compel performance?

He was wearing a look of resigned tolerance and fading good humor, commendable considering it was his house being ransacked.

I consider that sort of organizing both appropriate and commendable.

Green "showed great dignity and commendable honesty", it notes.

The World Association of Nuclear Operators represents a responsible and commendable response of the nuclear operators worldwide.

The author's efforts are original and commendable, although the work is not entirely immune to disagreement.