Sentence examples for though commendably from inspiring English sources

Other Americans wrapped themselves in the flag to engage in patriotic one-upmanship, with some news stars (though, commendably, ABC News soon forbade this) sporting lapel effusions large enough to dwarf that of the country's commander in chief.

Though commendably clear of diction and purpose, this "Dream" is unlikely to linger in your own nocturnal reveries.

Commendably, though, Mr. Ularu knows he can push his parlor game only so far, and wraps it up quickly, in less than an hour and 20 minutes.

Though Branch, commendably, doesn't judge them himself, or subject them to the chastisements of other experts, the story is an inherent invitation to criticize — to question each of the tragedy's many components: be it the size of the group, the skiers' assessment of the snowpack, their route down the mountain, or the reluctance of some doubters to speak up.

Though Bok commendably commented on ethical issues relevant to universities, he drew a stark distinction between ethics internal (can professors sleep with their students?) and external to the university (is capital punishment justifiable?).

But, though the comment is commendably collaborative, it is not quite true.

Gaggero's script is commendably restrained, and though Aleandro's melodramatic performance is sometimes tedious, Argentina stands out as the glum, intelligent proletarian who, after decades of caring for an utterly self-absorbed woman, is not bitter but forgiving and wise.

Even though the book's range is commendably wide, particular thinkers and writers appear again and again, such as Sigmund Freud, John Dewey, Kierkegaard, Martin Buber, and the English poet and philosopher Margaret Cavendish, who is yet to attain, at least in the non-English speaking world, the fame she so deserves.

Hardy's editing of this book is commendably and sometimes obsessively detailed, though just occasionally uninformed.

She is commendably outspoken, for example, on Iran's nuclear programme and its threats against Israel (though also somewhat feeble in her attitude towards Vladimir Putin's increasingly pushy Russia).

All are commendably forthright.