Sentence examples for commended for having from inspiring English sources

He had been commended for having a memory for technical details, but he was also nervous, nerdy, and eager to please.

After gentrification takes hold, neighborhoods are commended for having "bounced back" from poverty, ignoring the fact that poverty has usually only been bounced elsewhere.

He must also be commended for having the foresight to resign as coach in 2001, evading the imminent decade of losing, the Isiah Thomas era and the hoops trinity of Eddy Curry, Jerome James and Jared Jeffries.

Pocock should be commended for having the guts to take a stand on this issue and hold his own code to account over its stated support of eradicating homophobia.

If you were a choreography student, you would surely be commended for having made any of these; if you were a choreography teacher, you could show most of them to your students or colleagues and hope for congratulation.

"Does he agree that whatever your views on the subject, the other place is to be commended for having a debate, but what the public really want is a debate in this House?" Cameron also suggested William Hague, the new leader of the House of Commons, would think about allowing MPs to talk about the issue.

Indeed, that central bank should be commended for already having two foreigners on its monetary policy committee.

What's more, Robertson is to be commended for not having her Lake District-travelling characters encounter William Wordsworth, wandering lonely as a cloud.

Once Tessa had sent the packages, she commended me for having taken the jailing episode with such good grace.

Butler Coach Brad Stevens commended Vanzant for having the presence to get rid of the ball, saying it was "an unbelievably high I.Q.

Later in the chat, he commended Lohan for having "enough spine, enough sense of yourself, enough poise to come out here and talk to me".