Sentence examples for commended a from inspiring English sources

Michael Billington commended a dazzling piece of high camp eager to conceal provincial origins.

"Your efforts in the Northeast to assist with recovery are to be commended," a Facebook user identified as Jeff Evans wrote on the page.

And in the Holyrood exchanges, Labour MSP Malcolm Chisholm commended a "courageous decision which is entirely consistent with both the principles of Scots law and Christian morality".

China's state-run media has commended a "pragmatic" Theresa May for resisting calls to publicly challenge Beijing over Hong Kong and human rights during her three-day visit.

As a member of the army reserve and Iowa national guard she commended a company in Kuwait in 2003, running logistics convoys into southern Iraq.

At Monday's White House event, Mr. Bush commended a group of businessmen and women who said tax incentives had led them to invest more in their companies.

Now's the time to have your say on who deserves to be commended – an incentive is of course provided.

Joanne Baker commends a gripping tale.

She also commends a mint hybrid named Madeline Hill, as well as curly parsley.

There is a large difference between commending a change of government in a distant country and overthrowing a regime by violent invasion.

Wisdom of Solomon, an example of the "wisdom" genre of religious literature, which commends a life of introspection and reflection on human existence, especially from an ethical perspective.