Sentence examples similar to attracting commendation from inspiring English sources
Apparent in his church music, stage works and solo songs alike are an exquisite talent for English word-setting, a gift for attractive melody and a capacity for searing expressiveness that have attracted commendation from his own time to ours; he was acclaimed in his own day as 'the English Orpheus' and Holst, Vaughan Williams, Britten and Tippett were among his greatest 20th-century admirers.
Her frocks attracted general commendation and even Time and Tide, a magazine closely associated with the suffragette movement, wondered: "Were late-14th-century fashions ever worn with a more convincing air?" Richard of Bordeaux played on for more than 14 months (and 472 performances), including a regional tour.
From the 1770s to the 1790s several Italian companies attracted fashionable audiences and the commendation of Samuel Johnson.
Special commendation: Zoe Telford, Greyhawk.
It read "Letter of Commendation".
"Perhaps it is rather fishing for Commendation.
