Sentence examples for has some commendable points from inspiring English sources

He did find that the reverse "has some commendable points of heraldic imagery" and likened that side of the coin to "the frontispiece for a patriotic brochure".

AARP's new #DisruptAging site has some commendable goals: to "question assumptions based simply on age, "hold a mirror up to the ageist beliefs around us," and "change the story about aging".

Yet their critics have some powerful points.

But the critics have some points.

Each of these points has some merit.

The IfG argues that there have been some "commendable early wins" in the ICT strategy's first year, which ICT leaders should take forwards in their implementation plans.

Members will recall that the efforts of recent years have secured some commendable changes since the crises of the late 1980s.

Innovation is always commendable – and the ramen burger has some serious fans – but there are certain foods that should not be friends.

So if they add to the commendable points they have recently earned against Arsenal and Manchester City, they should refrain from asking their manager if he'd like to celebrate with a nice mince pie and a festive movie.

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.

It has also enacted some commendable reforms.