Sentence examples for not so commendable from inspiring English sources
What is not so commendable, however, is Wade's proposal for doing so.
Sometimes the result is commendable (the Marshall Plan, the Dayton accords) and sometimes not so much (our arming of the anti-Soviet mujahedeen in Afghanistan).
He took a spring sabbatical, and then somebody had to win the Belmont yesterday, so Commendable did.
Why is publication bias so remarkably difficult to fix? It's because all actors in the research-publication system have reasons (not necessarily commendable ones) for preferring the present flawed system.
Militarily engaging with Pakistan is not a commendable option.
Even her generosity is not a commendable quality, but about a girlish failure to take responsibility.
Unlike the developed countries, the university-industry interaction is not a commendable one.
Thus, it is neither morally obligatory nor forbidden; therefore, it is not wrong, so the argument concludes, to omit or neglect performing it, even though it is good and commendable by virtue of its value and consequences on others if it is performed.
As commendable as her position in regards to the HUAC may have been, her politics were not always so admirable.
It was doubtful whether his successor would furnish so many commendable tragedies.
