Sentence examples for or more commendably from inspiring English sources
Perhaps you do have a niche relative who'd be delighted with a personal copy of the scowlingly proficient Scandi-by-numbers thriller The Keeper of Lost Causes (Spirit, 15) or, more commendably, Guillaume Nicloux's cheerfully tricksy faux-documentary The Kidnapping of Michel Houllebecq (Studiocanal, 15).
More commendably, a chain of solid powders had been successfully encapsulated using this scalable reaction system.
The result, if not quite Adams Lite, is a book that makes the old Tartar more uxorious, more commendably civic, more disinterested, and more appealingly approachable than he really was — that rounds the edges of the Adams flint.
One thing -- maybe the main thing -- readers want from history, and what the A.N.B. commendably gives, is stories of lives: lives that both resemble our own (and that we can therefore understand), and that are more interesting than our own, whether the people who lived them were better, more talented or more dangerous.
Had Villa folded in the traditional manner they would, of course, have been forgiven but, commendably, they opted to carry the fight to their tormentors, swamping midfield in the forlorn belief that Liverpool would eventually be undone either by complacency or, more probably, boredom.
Or more recently, Craigslist.
