And it concluded, "Dr. Wertham's cases, his careful observations and his sober reflections about the American child in a world of comic violence and unfunny filth, testify to a most commendable use of the professional mind in the service of the public".
"Count a bewitching French lassie by the name of Leslie Caron and a whoop-de-do ballet number, one of the finest ever put upon the screen, as the most commendable enchantments of the big, lavish musical film that Metro obligingly delivered to the Music Hall yesterday," Bosley Crowther began his review in The New York Times.
Singer and actress Eartha Kitt was a woman of many talents, and one of her most commendable qualities was that she wasn't in the business of compromising for men. .
Quantum dot Cellular Automata (QCA) is one of the most commendable approach besides the other alternative approaches, which has the proficiency to replace a well-known CMOS approach in near future.
Deliberative dialogues informed by evidence briefs were perceived by interviewees as the "most commendable [tools for enhancing EIHP]" and "activities [KTPs] were most proud of".
The Ministry of Energy's viewpoint was endorsed by the Australasian Manager of Associated Octel, who described Lead in Gasoline as "a most commendable document" [ 40].
That is perhaps most commendable; teaching kids that nutritious meals don't necessarily center on "protein" is one of the most important steps we can take in creating a sane diet for generations to come.
"The most commendable thing on this island," he wrote, "is their air and water, both so healthful that people are very long-lived, it being an ordinary thing to see persons in it of 100 years of age".
The most commendable attitude is scrupulosity, although even this can be ambiguous, because it might result in spiritual paralysis.
But in summing up the quality he finds most commendable about Mr. Moody, Mr. Heath said: "He's constantly seeking new musical knowledge, always sending me new books of harmonic patterns that he's come across.
