Sentence examples for commend too from inspiring English sources

I've only scratched the surface of this intelligent, riveting and informative film, which I cannot commend too highly.

These concerns were so important to the Framers that Alexander Hamilton wrote that "[i]t is not easy... to commend too highly the judicious attention which has been paid" to addressing them in the Constitution.

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We, too, commend the United States for its battle against this "execrable sum of all villainies," and call upon all countries to ratify the International Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children.

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.

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.

While Michael Rosenberg argues on SI.com that Syracuse has been more commendable in its handling of this than Penn State, Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com argues that the truth is too slippery to commend anyone at this point.

Monkey drops the pie, but Mr. Walsh is too angry to commend.

- Madam President, I, too, want to commend to Members the excellent work that has been carried out by our rapporteurs for the goods package, Mr Brie, Ms Schaldemose and Mr Stubb, who, I think, are all legislative virgins.

Commend people who also do routine tasks.