Sentence examples for be commended in a from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case, Skout has copped to a large public mistake, which should be commended in a small sense, even if we perhaps lack the full story behind the incident.

The latter action was commended in a letter to Combs from President John F. Kennedy.

As a warning about overfeeding the authors are to be commended in exposing a rampant neglect of care that I am sure is common across all but the most ardently nutrition focussed intensive care units.

That is something to be commended in itself.

There is much to be commended in Grass's public stands.

Judge Crotty expressed sympathy, saying, "There is much to be commended in Mr. Martinez's career".

He added, "Your professional ethics are to be commended in this matter".

What he commended in the poet Marina Tsvetaeva – "the good force of creative mind at work in the light of conscience" – can be commended in him too.

"The Indonesian government really should be commended in that sense – they used the tsunami to build trust with the Acehnese and to begin a peace process.

There's much to be commended in this welcome new look at Shakespeare's poetically dense and dramatically rather formulaic play, which is a near-literal reworking of a story from Boccaccio's "Decameron".

DWTS is to be commended, in fact, for not going the obvious "Disney prince" route that many female fans may have been yearning for.