Sentence examples for morally commendable from inspiring English sources

Such was the morally commendable way to spend one's free time.

It was a morally commendable and politically smart move, one that will pay off from now, through the November elections and through to the writing of biographies on Obama that will be published decades from now.

Moral authority is bestowed on humanitarian actors because they uphold certain values that are considered as morally commendable in that particular period of time.

Kindness is almost always morally commendable, but imaginativeness (often said to be an intellectual virtue), courage (usually categorized as a personal virtue) and reliability (sometimes called a social virtue) may be shown on the sports field or by enemy soldiers as well as in contexts that render them morally commendable.

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?

This demonstration of going above and beyond the call of duty, which proved necessary to control the disease, was highly morally commendable.

Morally speaking, it is commendable; people really shouldn't be willing to give up their most sacred values for money.

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.

These philosophers hold that beneficent action is virtuous and a commendable moral ideal, but not an obligation, and thus that persons are not morally deficient if they fail to act beneficently.

COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.

Belmont Stakes: Commendable.