Sentence examples for seen as commendable from inspiring English sources

Aspects of my life that would have been seen as commendable in others were suddenly viewed as suspect in my case for no apparent reason other than my religious and ethnic background.

Mostly, the law was seen as commendable, but some of the respondents were also critical of ethical issues often being treated as mere legal issues.

The fact that caring for HIV-infected children is seen as commendable makes it easier for guardians to negotiate material and financial support from other community members—neighbours, relatives, fellow church members.

Decorating the Sukkah (even humbly) is seen as a commendable show of Sukkot observance.

For far too many people, Islamophobia is seen as a legitimate, even commendable, thing".

Its vibrant cosmopolitan flavour, its commercial centre, its Mediterranean beaches, its liberal society and culture, are seen as signifying a truly commendable Zionist enterprise.

"Dear Sam" (bit familiar after the way she's made me out to be some fucking princess), "Now that your refusal to travel to America demonstrates a commendable determination to be seen as a powerful and vibrant woman in your own right, I feel it is time we met.

The fact that he cared enough to at least try to be this squeaky clean statesman is commendable for someone who is seen as the best in the business.

In this paper the authors look at younger mice, which is commendable as the hyperfiltration is seen as an early event in diabetes that precedes significant DM-induced renal failure.

The past two years of commendable peacemaking efforts by the Obama administration may soon be seen as the good old days.

In this respect the position of the French Parliament is hardly more commendable than that of the Turkish authorities, for whom references to the Armenian genocide are seen as an insult to "Turkishness" and thus treated as a criminal offense under section 301 of the Turkish penal code.