Sentence examples for the more commendable from inspiring English sources

His energy and good humour are all the more commendable considering he's spent most of the day talking about himself.

Wilson's economic achievements are all the more commendable when one considers that, unlike Blair, his governments didn't benefit from North Sea oil revenues.

It's a noble little speech, and all the more commendable because the last time I saw Dee he was being attacked with a brick.

Their work is all the more commendable given the intimidation faced for rebuilding the homes of ethnic Uzbeks, and an increasingly diminishing budget.

This makes the bold move all the more commendable, as most G.M.'s err on the side of caution by waiting for proof that the window is indeed closing (by then, it's almost always too late).

This has been notably true in their coverage of the Chandra Levy investigation -- making the decision by "The CBS Evening News" to limit its coverage all the more commendable.

I think Lupita Nyong'o is all the more more commendable since she has used her talent to shed light on melanin-related social issues even before becoming Hollywood's new dark doll.

Therfore in this I beleave there happeneth a very rare thing, namely, that the meane is more commendable, then the excellency.

She is still very green and was a three-year-old against older horses, which makes the run even more commendable.

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.

A more commendable contemporaneity was the fact that the opening editions of both shows were racially diverse in their choice of civilian participants.