Sentence examples for has been a commendable from inspiring English sources
So far, much to Downing Street's relief, there has been a commendable (if surprising) reluctance to make a causal connection between Mr Blair's Iraq policy and the bombings.
That he had been a commendable governor?
It has been a thoroughly commendable political career; but, especially when set against Mr Hague's gifts, not a great one.
President Obama would have been a bold and commendable choice in his own right.
But in her actual day job she displayed the commendable patience that would have been an essential asset had she being dealing with a roomful of tiny terrors.
Recent progress on increasing the number of people with access to electricity has been commendable, but a disconnect remains between gaining electricity and realising development benefits, such as increased income and better health.
There has been some commendable work on quality assurance, and there is a need to continue to develop quality assurance/clean quality product through working closely with responsible private sector.
There has been some commendable work on quality assurance in Myanmar, and there is a need to continue to develop quality assurance/clean quality product through working closely with responsible private sector.
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.
While Michael Rosenberg argues on SI.com that Syracuse has been more commendable in its handling of this than Penn State, Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com argues that the truth is too slippery to commend anyone at this point.
