Sentence examples for I must commend from inspiring English sources

"I'm angry and disappointed, but I must commend Bradford.

"I must commend the courage and resilience that the victim has shown, particularly given her age.

Finally, I must commend a piece by Fintan O'Toole in the Irish Times, "Is England ready for self-government?" Who can argue with this single paragraph?

I must commend this terrific analysis by a former Sunday Times colleague, Liz Gerard, "The press and immigration: reporting the news or fanning the flames of hatred?" It runs to almost 3,500 words and makes for uncomfortable reading.

Mel Minthorn Wilton, Conn., April 29 , 2008• To the Editor: I must commend Senators John McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton for advocating the suspension of the federal gas tax during the summer months.

"I must commend the advocates, many of them, over 200 arrested, for participation in civil disobedience in a way that made their point without any excess activity," Mr. Paterson said at a news conference at his Midtown Manhattan office after meeting with the Bell family.

"We must commend the festival for this feast of cinema," he said.

We must commend the thousands of venues throughout the country who do follow through on their obligations to those with accessibility needs.

1821GMT: A text from a magnanimous Nigeria fan Obinna in Lagos who says: Must commend Ethiopia for their excellent match.

As a nation, we must commend the response of our society at large to such attacks whether they are on Sikhs, Christians, Hindus, Muslims or any other community.

We must commend the members of the G-8 for their new commitments to women and girls, and I challenge these and all governments to keep the momentum going.