Sentence examples for commend more from inspiring English sources

To speak of an "innate reverence for the miracle of something achieved by a human hand" is, in fact, to commend more than it is to dispraise.

But the victories served only to increase the power and popularity of the military families, to whom, rather than to the Fujiwara, the landed gentry tended to commend more and more of their lands.

While initiatives like these should be commended, more needs to done to engage all pupils – not just the most academic.

In short, rather than demand any change to the foreign policy of the past seven years, Mr Podhoretz commends more of the same, but with more resolve.

As mundane as that seems, I will mentally commend you more for doing so as opposed to describing how much you were out of your comfort zone without your video games.

The religious police should be commended for giving more liberties to women, even small liberties.

The report should be commended for urging more tolerant policies on immigration and gay issues (though it is hardly specific).

Mr. Fine is now willing to take on the big banks; he should be commended and supported more broadly on this basis.

And the country has been commended for achieving more than 90% of MDG2, which aimed to ensure that all children – boys and girls alike – complete primary school.

Still, Susan Weinstock, director of the safe checking project, said the banks should be commended for adopting more consumer friendly disclosures that allow customers to see the fees associated with their account in clear terms.

Mr. Friedman should be commended for giving more attention in this one column to the need for reinvigorating America's innovative edge than either presidential candidate has given in his entire campaign.