Sentence examples for thus commendable from inspiring English sources
Whereas freelance environmental documentary filmmaking is hard and generally poorly remunerated work -- often a labor of love and thus commendable -- this film badly needed a good story editor.
(God forbid people start denouncing politicians' professors. Changing one's views is considered open-minded and thus commendable for scholars, so we might be the juiciest targets of all, supplying sound bites for any given position!).
The Middle-earth shenanigans are delighting audiences outside North America, where the movie has raced to $284m and thus a commendable $433.9m global tally after two weekends.
Their decision to do so is commendable.
Hence, disaggregation is commendable.
They did so despite the Tories' commendable economic record.
So far, the government has shown commendable foresight.
Thus, while President Trump's attention to rural broadband is commendable, he could do more, and he could start in Tennessee.
These philosophers hold that beneficent action is virtuous and a commendable moral ideal, but not an obligation, and thus that persons are not morally deficient if they fail to act beneficently.
As for nonlinear properties of data related to high variety, kernel-based learning methods can provide commendable solutions which have been discussed in Section 1.2.2; thus, the repetitious details will not be given here.
