Commendably in a sentence

But forced to wait six balls, the 40-year-old’s latest attempt was met with a stout forward defensive from Daryl Mitchell amid a commendably defiant – if futile – 57 not out.

Holyrood presents fewer opportunities and commendably, a goodly number of MSPs have no outside interests to declare.

In his assessment of the role played by security agencies in the conduct of the elections, Amadi said commendably, the 2023 elections were held in a largely peaceful atmosphere across the country.

Presiding magistrate Mark Gear said the court recognised that the man was part of a commendably hard-working family, saying: “If you are guilty of anything, it’s making a very poor decision.

Commendably again, the protection of citizens’ rights shall receive profound attention.

Commendably, however, he remains a devoted ambassador for the Mustard Seed Project (Kenya), a small, Peterborough-based charity which built and now funds a school in Mombasa.

He commendably fought the Olusegun Obasanjo regime on the basis of a sensible federalist position.

It's abjectly silly, and doesn't remotely try to be scary, but it's sometimes amusing, includes lots of fun practical effects and zombie make-up, is a generally breezy watch, and gets commendably crazy.

Mechanical noise is commendably low, partly thanks to sophisticated engineering tweaks to reduce friction within the engine.

As it turned out, he putted commendably at Carnoustie, particularly in his closing 70. And while recognising his wedge faults at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational on Friday, McIlroy was adamant this was an “easy fix”.

At least 37 motorists have been arrested for disregarding traffic rules, with Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) commendably using moral suasion to warn against reckless driving.

Helen Freedman’s letter to the editor last week commendably supports those who fight anti-Semitism.

Now, the ConCom has commendably moved to give the provision flesh.