Sentence examples for even commended from inspiring English sources

He's even commended the Occupy movement for being "constructive".

Some bloggers, like Alfred Thompson, even commended the way Hyatt's Twitter posts humanised him.

Indeed, it even commended the chancellor's self-restraint on pre-election giveaways as "sensible".

Despite a mostly antagonistic response towards West following the Grammy events on social media, Beck was in forgiving spirits and even commended the rapper's outburst: "I thought she was going to win.

Mr. Rouhani, who had made the nuclear deal a major goal since he was elected in 2013, even commended the United States — along with the other participants — for their role in helping achieve it.

The charge was based on two contentions, both correct: first, that many of the Sophists attacked the traditionally accepted moral code; and second, that they explored and even commended alternative approaches to morality that would condone or allow behaviour of a kind inadmissible under the stricter traditional code.

Rizzla favors the same brittle, aggressive sounds—he even commends Cakes for rapping "like a kick drum"—albeit in club music form.

As he commuted to a conservative clerical gig, he'd frantically type out ranting but sharp essays on his Blackberry memo pad (sans-capitalizations and with few paragraph breaks), deconstructing the music critics' arguments and logic, and even commending certain reviews a "Best New Review" tag a play on Pitchfork's "Best New Music" symbol of indie gold status.

As he commuted to a conservative clerical gig, he'd frantically type out ranting but sharp essays on his Blackberry memo pad (sans-capitalisations and with few paragraph breaks), deconstructing the music critics' arguments and logic, and even commending certain reviews a "Best New Review" tag – a play on Pitchfork's "Best New Music" symbol of indie gold status.

In the way the country celebrates its professional wrestlers and make-believe mobsters, hockey goons have been immortalized in film ("Slap Shot"), and have even been commended by no less a mainstream authority than Sports Illustrated two years ago for being "a surprisingly honest and amiable bunch" and for abiding by the "unwritten code of the N.H.L. tough guy".

New York Times reviewer Vincent Canby deemed it a "sincerely preposterous, bathetic, redneck comedy-drama," but even he commended Altman's faith in the material and allowed that the director was "remarkably successful in keeping things moving".