Sentence examples for commends it for from inspiring English sources

Its transparency commends it for optical fibres, and Omenetto and colleagues have previously shaped silk films into so-called waveguides, rather like very thin optical fibres laid down directly on a solid surface such as a silicon chip.

The International Cinematographers Guild, one of the largest and most influential entertainment industry unions, recently reversed its stance and sent a letter to the Commerce Department commending it for its willingness to look into runaway production.

In announcing the Hagan School accreditation, the association commended it for its strong student-centered environment, commitment to diversity and merit compensation for faculty, among other things.

An in-depth review of the Guardian's Living our Values website has commended it for its transparency, level of interactivity and "flurry of inspiring information".

In his 1975 work A Pictorial History of Science Fiction Films, Jeff Rovin stated that the film was "confusing but colourful", and commended it for its "superb special effects".

He commended it for its "more straightforward approach in telling a so-called story", but felt it was "a bit too much like one of those overly dramatic fragrance commercials".

One member of the WMAQ-TV Street Team commended it for its signature cocktails and sushi, while another gave kudos for the design and the stainless steel swizzle sticks that the bar calls "stirs".

The museum "adapted to those pressures in a way that I think is admirable," said Kate D. Levin, the Cultural Affairs commissioner of New York, who commended it for expanding its board and keeping its doors open during construction until last fall.

Laetitia Wong Wai Yi of Today felt the track attained well-deserved hype and commended it for "perfectly" combining Azalea's vocal fluidity with its minimalistic dance breakdown.

Judges commended it for being particularly timely, with avocado on toast popular among young professionals.

But he did commend it for providing "much-needed guidance to local jurisdictions" — a distinctly Panglossian spin.