Sentence examples for commended from from inspiring English sources

"Paul was a very competent treasurer and he must be commended from where he came from.

It is quite surprising for anyone to be commended from such opposite quarters, but "The Selfish Gene," published in 1976, was unusual.

"There are many aspects of the report to be commended, from enhanced linking [to local news reports] to a video and audio news bank".

The game received positive reviews from critics; commended for its original art style, music, and variety of ways for the player to die, although its high level of difficulty and implementation of permanent death were less warmly received.

The country's education system has been commended for getting results, from admirers including President Obama, as South Korean students tend to rank highly in standardized measures of academic achievement.

Avahan should be commended for making learning from evaluation a crucial part of its effort [ 2].

Cardinals manager Mike Matheny urged his players to use last years NLCS collapse against San Francisco as motivation to keep up their intensity, and while he's to be commended for not running away from history, those dark memories must now be creeping from the back of the brain towards the front.

Senator Whitehouse should be commended for preventing Mr. Mukasey from playing the fool.

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

Mr. Brown, who has railed against maneuvers that the state has relied on for years to balance its budget, placed the blame on Republicans and commended lawmakers from his party for their "tremendous efforts".

Highly commended entries came from Denis Hanrahan, with "Boris: Always on the Job" – which, I'm given to understand, may be euphemistic – and from my unofficial Cotswold correspondent, Crispin Mount, who submitted the superbly on-message suggestion, "Anyone But Lembit".