Sentence examples for more than commendable from inspiring English sources

It's an American family car and, for that duty, it's more than commendable.

A British-Iranian student, Leyla Ferani, writing in The Daily Telegraph, said that the establishment of the scholarship was "more than commendable", and "could prove to be a galvanising tool for the protestors".

In the NME, Neil Spencer wrote that "Though 'Extra Texture' isn't the Harrison revival that many might have hopes for, it's still several leagues superior to Hari's more recent efforts; and just as 'All Things Must Pass' would have made a great single album, so 'Extra Texture' would make a more than commendable single side".

But his self-described attempts to push beyond his comfort zone here feel more hubristic than commendable: he's an awkward dancer and his singing voice is weak.

Any such push, if it's more than rhetoric, is commendable, as I pointed out in my 2008 post referenced above.

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.

Still, the field for Sunday's $1 million Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park in New Jersey, headed by the Belmont winner, Commendable, and More Than Ready, is getting more attention.

Albert the Great is on a four-race winning streak, his latest an impressive gate-to-wire victory over More Than Ready, Red Bullet and Commendable in the Dwyer.

The wine list is commendable and more than adequate, if not in the big leagues found uptown.

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.