Sentence examples for Widely commended from inspiring English sources

Widely commended for its openness and balance, the Frutiger typeface is deservedly popular both in print and signage.

The Carpentras weekly market is widely commended as one of the best in Provence.

Whether Rosenstein was trying to correct a mistake or not, his actions since Comey's firing have been widely commended.

Chan's leadership during a time of crisis was widely commended after the first human cases of the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus appeared in Hong Kong in 1997.

Not least because in 2007, when my Sierra Leone People's party lost power to Koroma, international observers widely commended the country for a poll that was free and fair.

The congratulatory mood was not limited to Australia though and more than a thought was spared for New Zealand, the beaten finalists who, despite having failed to hit the heights previously reached over the past month and a half, were widely commended for a tournament well played – and for accepting defeat in such a gracious manner.

Aboard ship she wrote her second play and plotted a third, practiced German by translating verse, read Dante and Byron, and was commended widely for her lively company.

Many did indeed enlist and fight, and the president had commended them in his widely circulated letter to James C. Conkling, issued in late August.

Jayapal declined to endorse in the race, where Cuomo is widely expected to prevail, though she commended Nixon for running on the issue.

But perhaps the duo should be commended for drawing attention to the devastating condition of hotness, which was highlighted earlier this year in a widely criticized column from the Daily Mail.

"You should be commended".