Sentence examples for sounds commendable from inspiring English sources

In theory, the rule sounds commendable.

It sounds commendable, but the implications are startling.

That, on the face of it, sounds commendable enough, but there's a two-part qualification to their basic plan which places the enterprise outside of the ordinary and teases the limits of the imagination.

That sounds commendable, but if Paris is the summit, then Mr. de la Renta should expect his clients to come to the mountaintop, not merely meet him halfway with nice suits or a pink-sashed cocktail dress in beaded taupe lace, however pretty.

With names that sound commendable, like Citizens for Tax Reform, these groups finance ads that make Harry and Louise, stars of the 1993-94 campaignionalookmpaign, look buoyant.

Its goals sound commendable and it might even be doable, but no one, including the mayor, will know if it works until it's done.

According to Jeffrey Kauffman of Blu-ray.com, the audio tracks were commendable for their crisp sound.

The way Brand told it, it sounded rational bordering on commendable to prefer sketch comedy to standup.

The orchestra, which played impressively throughout, created a taut, buoyant period sound that was particularly commendable in the performance on Sunday of the Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 — in which Mr. Aimard played the harpsichord instead of piano.

In many of the French songs her dynamic contrasts were commendable, but her pianissimos sounded pallid.

His poise in the Sonata No. 16 in G (Op. 31, No. 1) was also commendable, although he sometimes sounded cold and rigid in this lighthearted sonata.