Sentence examples for commending a from inspiring English sources

I never thought I'd find myself commending a London cast for bettering their Broadway forbears, not least as regards so quintessentially Broadway an experience.

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

Was Julia Roberts's Oscar for playing Erin Brockovich a painless way of commending a tenacious campaigner with principles as high as her stack heels?

In this collection, the authors demonstrate that there is vital cultural and intellectual work for theologians to perform in responding to climate science and in commending a habitable way forward.

"The generation I belong to, steeped in ideology and partisan commitment, is passing away," she wrote, commending a new spirit of "co-operation" over "the safe, long-established confrontation".

It's not often you find yourself commending a contemporary teen-oriented franchise for sticking to the old values of character and narrative, but Eclipse, in its sulky, lip-biting way, manages it.

"Honouring and commending an apostate and hated figure will definitely put the British officials [in a position] of confrontation with Islamic societies," Mr Hosseini said.

"Honouring and commending an apostate and hated figure will definitely put the British officials [in a position] of confrontation with Islamic societies," he said.

Joanne Baker commends a gripping tale.

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

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