Sentence examples for seem commendable from inspiring English sources
To the casual observer, the reduction of half a million metric tons of CO2 per year may seem commendable, but what is the perception of these projects from the local indigenous communities where these projects are being built?
Han's mission to attend to those who endure in silence certainly seems commendable today, when too many marginal groups women, youth, and immigrants remain invisible in domestic politics and culture.
While forthright girls wanting to help others about a topic most are uncomfortable about seemed commendable on the surface, the down sides were plentiful.
His decision to abandon that effort seems more commendable yet.
A view of presuppositions as underlying assumptions, associated with a covert form of racism that appears to be concealed in a rational argument, when engaging in the social practice of the deliberation process in New Caledonia surrounding the independence issue seems most commendable.
Other than that, sparking up a joint before attempting exercise is likely to limit one's effectiveness in almost every way, and as such seems perversely commendable in that it is basically the ultimate test of human skill, dexterity, endurance and coordination.
Women tend to wear clothes that seem to express a commendable wish to snub every fashion trend of the last 25 years.
Many of these developments certainly seemed necessary and commendable at the time; some still do, though we look at this period now with a new, more critical, perspective.
Criticism of Italy may seem a little harsh after a commendable performance in last year's European Championships.
Commendable as this mandate may seem, it has very little to do with the business of broadcast television.
For those who are young and British, the idea of leaving a country with no sun and no jobs seems like a perfectly commendable idea.
