Sentence examples for cannot commend from inspiring English sources
I cannot commend Browning enough for her honest and insightful description of coming to reconcile herself to being unemployed.
Other than that I cannot commend you enough on your hard work.' It works so much better".
I've only scratched the surface of this intelligent, riveting and informative film, which I cannot commend too highly.
I cannot commend the death of either of these great men; the suddenness and strangeness of their ends gives me a feeling rather of pain and distress.
(I cannot commend the article enough as an ageless example of profound, readable journalism).
However, according to our measurement protocol we did not separate gray from white matter and thus we cannot commend on whether there might have been a volume reduction of one of these compartments in the different groups.
However, Mandelson sounds a critical note: Selfe's contempt for the liberal arts tradition and the priority he accorded practical skill have certain implications which cannot be commended.
Given the myriad of other reasons to limit human fertility (Dr Potts notes, for example, that slowing population growth is essential if poverty is to be eradicated), your correspondent cannot help but commend the report to mandarins meeting in Bangkok on September 28th to discuss the forthcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
French baroque opera is performed infrequently in the UK, so English National Opera cannot be too highly commended for taking Rameau's Castor and Pollux into its repertoire.
We are still used to hearing it with 20 minutes of music missing, so Valery Gergiev and the London Symphony Orchestra's decision to present it complete cannot be too highly commended.
