Sentence examples for commending someone from inspiring English sources
John Milton is the greatest of all English revolutionary poets, a claim which - given the extreme selectness of the company - might sound rather like commending someone as the greatest trombonist in the bathroom.
Some people choose praise to sugar coat blame or bad things, but that should only be done minimally so as not to elicit a fear response when you actually do want to commend someone for a job well done.
As for Bush being a home counties doctor's daughter – I'd give that breed enough credit not to breezily commend someone just for being a woman, without taking the teeniest peek at their politics.
"They needed mentorship, comradeship, someone commending good behavior and stopping bad behavior".
As we tour the grounds someone commends him on the school's "allotments" but it's something of a gaffe.
F. GWYNPLAINE MacINTYRE Glasgow, Scotland The Many Faces of People in Distress To the Editor: Though the writer of "The Bus, the Snow and the Doctor in Distress" (New York Observed, March 9) should be commended for helping someone with an orthopedic injury, I fail to see how the event could be considered humorous, especially for the person involved.
When I visited him in his office one day, he handed me a book he said someone commended to him but confessed he hadn't gotten to read.
What I'm trying to say is, commend your special someone, tell her/him how much you love her/him and give positive compliments on the good things s/he has done.
Did they envision their darling son settling down with someone who bakes hearty lasagnes while commending the financial wisdom of George Osborne, instead of an anti-austerity committed leftist who once ate an entire child's birthday cake in an hour?
"I was commending Major League Baseball.
Though he is the first to admit that Tanner isn't a stretch ("someone said I should be commended for services to plot exposition"), he insists that playing MI6's desk-bound human Filofax is trickier than it looks.
