Sentence examples for was commendable when from inspiring English sources
Gleb Pavlovsky, a Kremlin adviser, argued that Mr Putin's eventual willingness to accept help from NATO was commendable when a western sub might have caused the accident.
There is a widespread idea that such behaviour is commendable when it is nothing of the sort.
Dishes like duck with brioche dumplings (32 euros, about $42 at $1.32 to the euro) and veal heart with herb noodles (18 euros) were commendable, when at last they arrived.
The use of a positive control is commendable when the mode of action is known [ National Toxicology Program (NTP) 2001]; however, as in the study of Oehlmann et al. (2006), the lack of such knowledge precludes the inclusion of a positive control as proof-of-principle.
Your persistence in seeking help is commendable, especially when you haven't found success in the treatments you've tried.
The mother has since shared her daughter's experience with other local families, which is commendable because when it comes to technology, the more we know, the better.
This aspiration is commendable, but when they reject terming Israeli control over Palestinians an occupation and refuse to call for an end to settlements, they give little hope to Palestinians that action will be taken to fulfill their aspirations.
That was commendable and lovely.
Everything was commendable, nothing memorable.
This was commendable honesty on his part.
The central government's motive was commendable.
