Sentence examples for commends a from inspiring English sources

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.

In an early intervention, he commends a sponsored scheme called Let's Get Moving, currently being trialled with "new mums" in Bedfordshire.

The environmental report commends a nine-year effort by Hewlett-Packard, in partnership with Noranda, a Canadian mining company that supports plants recycling 3.5 million to 4 million pounds of electronic equipment a month in Roseville, Calif., and Nashville.

It commends a series of benefits of academies, but says there are a number of challenges, including ensuring the schools remain dedicated to teaching disadvantaged pupils as their popularity grows.

The occasional collisions between these two views can be very confusing, as when a Match of the Day pundit who has just lamented one player's refusal to shake the hand of another then commends a defender for "taking one for the team" – that is, getting booked for chopping down an opponent with a clear run on goal.

Finally, a detailed comparison between the sequences generated by the heuristic and exact optimisation algorithms, commends a note of caution concerning the efficiency of heuristic procedures in exploring sequence space.

The song was well received by critics who commended it for being a simple love song.

Only John Sutherland, in the Times, commended the novel as a "beautifully composed work".

In a letter to the editor, Mr. Hollis S. Baker commends an article and wonders if he knows its author, Mr. W.A. Powers.

We commend to the delegates an old fable of the racoon and the fresh-water mussel.

(I bought one commending a screw factory, 160 yuan).