Sentence examples for commends as from inspiring English sources

That was the year Heller published his second novel, "Something Happened," which Daugherty commends as follows: "Joe stepped beyond Wilson's sentimentality and Yates's bitterness to eviscerate modern America's success ethic".

So the arch-Florentine Niccolo Machiavelli (whom Rushdie commends as "a profound philosopher of republican humanism") seeks for the "hidden truths" about society and politics behind the official smokescreen of doctrine and dignity.

Eager for an ordeal          The illustrated brochure commends                    As a bath to ridThe body of its filth both real and unreal, I have bought their boast, "We make you feel reborn,"                    For fifty euros.

I can't say I know what the President's policies may be, but I've long disagreed with those of Obama – which she commends – as I believe they were actually (albeit unintentionally) more lethal to civilians than a less-restrictive policy would have been.

Mario and Michael deserve every credit received for their tremendous efforts, but Mr. Mazzariello is to be commended as well.

Similarly, the writing and dialogue were commended, as was the voice acting, with critics praising Earl Boen's reprisal of the demon LeChuck and Armato's work as Guybrush.

"They should be commended". Steve Ortmayer, referred to as "Mr. Ottmayer" Tuesday by Nelson, should be commended as well, if Nelson turns out to be the player Henning thinks he can be.

The American Bar Association ABAa), a co-sponsor of the Stanford conference, took the opportunity to present its new ICC Project, an endeavor that ICC President Sang-Hyun Song "commended" as well as the conference and its organizers.

I commend as well the chef's way with wild striped bass with a beet risotto that was not only beautiful but perfectly rendered in texture and flavor ($32).

Appreciate and commend leaders as often as possible.

The school district has been commended as "Excellent with Distinction" by the state.