Sentence examples for commends itself from inspiring English sources

This view commends itself to reason.

Nor do we feel that the decision commends itself as adapted to conserve vital public and individual interests.

"The Navigators" commends itself to Le Monde as a commentary on "l'interminable agonie de ce qui fut le système circulatoire du capitalisme anglais".

742, commends itself to us as a proper means of dealing with problems such as those raised by the Solicitor General's motion.

Henry's contention that clerical crime was rife and that it was encouraged by the absence of drastic penalties commends itself to modern readers as a fair one.

Nor is the distinction upon which the deprivation is here based -- the distinction between large and small families -- one that readily commends itself as a basis for determining which children are to have support approximating subsistence and which are not.

The substitution of dynamic communities for punctual origins in order to explain the emergence and divergence of biological and perhaps cultural trends (such as the origin of languages) may commend itself as a general principle.

This is not an approach that seems to commend itself to the Hungarian prime minister.

Which is a shame, really, because each side has much to commend itself.

They broadened the concept to refer to any rule that instinctively commended itself to their sense of justice.

We were honored that our unique national mission of providing assistance to broadcasters in critical need commended itself to his favorable judgment.