Sentence examples for commend what from inspiring English sources
"I commend what she's doing; I have no problems with her," said Martin Kenny, the developer of Trumbull on the Park, a luxury apartment building going up at Bushnell Park in Hartford.
"And while I would commend what has happened in the eurozone in terms of the steps they have taken to make their economies more competitive, to address some of the problems, to build a firewall, to go through proper exercises of recapitalising the banks, they have still not done enough to decisively resolve the crisis.
Western observers commend what is widely seen as a more robust electoral system with more developed checks and balances.
He does commend what he sees going on still in small (New England) towns, and is dismayed by its over-all absence nationally.
Brothers still reach out to me to this day commending what the role stood for.
He graded the songs performed "C−" through to "A−", commending what he deemed "by far the greatest performance of "Ice Ice Baby" ever".
While commending what she described as an "unprecedented and epic land use planning process," Defenders of Wildlife CEO Jamie Rappaport Clark said in a statement that the final plans "fall short of what is necessary to eliminate known threats to the greater sage-grouse".
Some chose to condemn her for what she didn't do, but there is much to commend for what she did.
Both film and soundtrack album struggle these days to climb out of the shadow of the group's earlier work, but there's much to commend on what remains, as of this writing, the band's last album.
But to investigate this question at all-to seek a reasoned justification of a belief with regard to which we are too well off to require reasoned justification-implies bad judgement of what is better and what is worse, what commends itself to belief and what does not, what is ultimate and what is not.
I really hope to see this exotic philosophy expand going forward, and they should be commended for what they've done here with this set.
