Sentence examples for how commendable from inspiring English sources

If his venture fails, he and other investors who shared his confidence in the business may well lose wealth, and the project will sooner or later be halted, no matter how commendable and morally uplifting it is.

Most people react first to my decision to be away from him in the months leading up to our wedding: How commendable it is that he's letting me go.

It's really commendable how she much she cares about other people.

Yet plenty of people do and, by and large, it's commendable how they got on with it.

How many other commendable non-profits did the Pulitzer committee miss, and for how long, even, will InsideClimateNews exist in the public consciousness before descending again into the shadow of its better-funded, better-staffed and professionally-marketed rivals?

It is commendable how the authors have been able to identify all possible patterns that might be a property of a superfamily.

It is still the great, gaping, unanswered question of post-war English football: a sense – beyond the commendable how-to of current FA coaching manuals – of what the English style, the English vision, is going to be.

That's commendable given how tempting it must be to sling it to these wideouts all day.

Commendable, but how about an appearance now and then to lend moral support, sign a few autographs, tutor young Jason Collins in the art of boxing out?

It's a commendable idea – but how significant is it?

It is commendable to gauge how effectively your policies serve your ends, and to amend or abandon those that are ineffectual.