Sentence examples for don't commend from inspiring English sources

Watch for people who get jealous easily, don't commend or celebrate with you in times of success.

And some outcomes for serious conditions do not commend the English model, which does worse on serious cancer treatment than Canada, Australia and Sweden, according to data from the King's Fund, a health-care think-tank based in London.

If so, there's one swain in particular who doesn't commend her - her former husband, Gary Dufresne.

For the average user, v3 has nothing to recommend it over v2; if you've got an affected device, the whole useless app thing doesn't commend it.

Ecstatic rites of this nature did not commend themselves to the Greeks of the unemotional nonsacramental Homeric tradition; such rites did appeal, however, to many, some of whom had come under the influences of the Orphic mysteries in which it was possible for them to rise to a higher level in its thiasoi (brotherhoods).

His charisma, Catholicism and meteoric political rise all brought him to McGovern's attention, as well as the fact that he came from Missouri, a border state with some affinity with the south; McGovern, from South Dakota, did not commend himself to the southern Democrats then so powerful in the party.

Frontline workers suggested that the head of the hospital did not commend them for good work done, but was quick to reproach (insult) workers who made mistakes.

But if you help the disabled or elderly primarily expecting to be commended, you do not deserve be commended.

"Don't Trash the Trash Plan" commended the mayor's plan, without taking note that about two-thirds of Manhattan's residential solid waste will continue to be trucked to an incinerator in Newark.

—Urgency is to be commended, but don't run so fast that you trip over your own feet.

I don't know how much I can commend James Dawson's writing without it getting boring.