It, in turn, gave way to the 207, a seriously lardy small car with little to commend it and sales figures to match.
The king most graciously pleased with it and commended it far beyond Huygens's.
On the elevator sequence in the film, which juxtaposes romance with violence, O'Herir commended it and proclaimed that it's a sequence that "film students will be deconstructing, shot by shot, for years to come".
Tossing a coin is just one example of such motives as causes of decisions and thereby of actions (Neurath 1913/1983, 1917/2004); Neurath commended it over choices made 'with the help of an inadequate metaphysical theory' (Neurath 1912/1973, 122).
"What's Your Name" received mixed reception from critics, with some commending its dance beat, while others noted it as the worst track from Here I Stand.
The song received mixed reviews from music critics, with some commending its creativity and individuality from other Christmas songs and others criticizing its sexual innuendos and deeming it "not for the family".
A fisheries policies officer, Melissa Pritchard, said: "Everyone is doing everything they can and we commend that, but, with fish stocks, it takes years to recover".
"We wholeheartedly support the decision of the administration and commend with the utmost gratitude the courage it took on the part of President Obama, the Army Corps, the Department of Justice and the Department of the Interior to take steps to correct the course of history and to do the right thing," he said.
Watch for people who get jealous easily, don't commend or celebrate with you in times of success.
When Mattson does consent to work within the normal confines of nonfiction, he operates like an academic with dreams of a mass audience, or, at least, the hope of receiving teaching evaluations that will commend him as an especially with-it prof.
