Sentence examples for commends one from inspiring English sources

Without giving away too much, another judge, Margaret Russell, editor in chief of Elle Decor magazine, commends one team for tented ceilings that "really soften the lines of the bunker".

It is not the purpose of Centres of Cataclysm to commend one approach to translation over another.

In his recent review of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, in which Amalric excelled as the paralyzed French journalist Jean-Dominique Bauby, Peter Bradshaw commended "one of the most beguiling screen faces".

Certainly the first episode doesn't have a lot to offer besides the sandhogs (as they call themselves) digging and blasting away on a couple of tunnels for a water-filtration plant, talking about how hard the work is and commending one another for their efforts.

Andy Haldane, the Bank of England's chief economist, must be particularly commended: one recent speech alone included charts of labour productivity since 1750; the average real wage of unskilled construction workers since 1270; and the likelihood that different classes of worker are at risk of being replaced by robots.

They reciprocate favors Free Mason-style, commending one another's work.

The Carpentras weekly market is widely commended as one of the best in Provence.

"President Bush should be commended," trumpeted one development organization, for his "vital leadership".

We are supposed to proclaim the God of love, but we have been guilty as Christians of sowing hatred and suspicion; we commend the one whom we call the Prince of Peace, and yet as Christians we have fought more wars than we care to remember.

The player who gave the ball to the referee after a touchdown was commended; the one who played through injury was tough; the role of the blocking tight end was acknowledged; running backs who picked up blitzing linebackers showed heart; and the story of the game was told through the tape, and not the stats alone.

On one hand, I want to commend them for their commitment to their son.