commendably

This is again problematic because Jezebel is commendably sensitive when it comes to issues regarding race and women.

This despite the fact that Obama has, commendably, moved leftward on health care.

The village itself is commendably old-fashioned and typically English of the eighteenth century.

Mr. Campbell is a stanch democrat and is commendably interested in public affairs, although not an aspirant for office.

Not all—for the family is commendably free from sentimental excesses—but enough to make him comfortable again.

Mrs. Butler had slept some, and very commendably allowed herself to be tea'd and toasted in bed.

Marcia Van Meter winced with sympathy, but her son managed himself very commendably.