Sentence examples for so commendably from inspiring English sources

So, commendably, Stephanie decided to tell this story herself in a long Facebook post.

So far so commendably upbeat, yet Tranmere's own website betrays the truth.

He favours having a footballer there because he wants England to play with ambition, something they did so commendably in the first two Tests, but that has to be balanced with playing to their strengths, which have been set pieces and defence.

The facts are so generously, commendably present as to leave little room for interpretation; while a miscast Idris Elba does his noble best, it's Naomie Harris who vividly colours outside the lines as his ferocious wife, Winnie.

Osborne's policy ambitions have become much greater, commendably so.

It was a very disappointing Autumn Statement Osborne's policy ambitions have become much greater, commendably so.

The Yankees were lying to themselves if they believed that Knoblauch's throwing problem, which he struggled through so publicly and commendably during last year's postseason, was just going to go away.

So far, Obama has (commendably) been virtually the only official or politician in DC not to succumb to scaremongering and dramatic cold war 2.0 rhetoric when it comes to Russia.

Focusing more on the emotional aftershocks of the crime than its causes (why this popular, sporty girl would be so insecure is a mystery), "Trust" is commendably aware of a culture that routinely sexualizes girls.

Many of you commendably referred to the celebration in your clues, so the event did not pass completely unmarked.

Give me more of the commendably economical Barry and Virginia, my woman of the tournament so far, notwithstanding anyone in row four.