Sentence examples for commends in from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, scholars have stressed that what Schlegel now commends in romantic poetry are the very same facets he had previously condemned (for example, Eichner 1970, 49, who lists here the tendency toward the purely imaginative; the mixing of genres; the trend toward didacticism, irony and parody; the fusion of poetry and philosophy).

UNICEF commends in particular the establishment of the national task force on child abuse prevention, which has already put forward several recommendations for short-term action.

The Guardian's online WikiLeaks coverage also received a commendation in the Investigation category, and its photography was commended in the Best use of photography category.

Nonetheless, there is much to commend in "Finding Florida".

That is something to be commended in itself.

What he commended in the poet Marina Tsvetaeva – "the good force of creative mind at work in the light of conscience" – can be commended in him too.

There is little to commend in Mr Obama on that front.

There is much to be commended in Grass's public stands.

Freelance contributors Pete Pattisson and Don McRae were also highly commended in the Sports Scoop and Sports Feature Writer categories respectively.

Judge Crotty expressed sympathy, saying, "There is much to be commended in Mr. Martinez's career".

He added, "Your professional ethics are to be commended in this matter".