Sentence examples for more commendable than from inspiring English sources

But it is more commendable than being an actress".

There is nothing more commendable than a turkey who votes for Christmas because he believes in it.

In this respect the position of the French Parliament is hardly more commendable than that of the Turkish authorities, for whom references to the Armenian genocide are seen as an insult to "Turkishness" and thus treated as a criminal offense under section 301 of the Turkish penal code.

A stolidly sun-baked western with a female protagonist (played with a determinedly set jaw by Natalie Portman) more commendable than she is complex, Jane Got a Gun (Lionsgate, 15) will for ever be more interesting as a cinematic what-if than a what-is.

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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.

Nokia, at least, gave the more commendable explanation that while it purchases raw materials through suppliers rather than directly, this "does not change the fact that we have the responsibility over everything that goes into making a Nokia product".

His decision to abandon that effort seems more commendable yet.

The fractured chronology would have been more commendable if he'd mastered basic pacing, plotting, lighting and editing first.

On ethical grounds, ethnic matching may also be more commendable for allowing greater access to, and hence inclusion of, minority and socially marginalised voices and perspectives into research.

From the Jewish perspective, the pursuit of knowledge is far more important and commendable than being the best or most knowledgeable.