Sentence examples for however, congratulate from inspiring English sources

Let us, however, congratulate David Cameron on one radical, encouraging element in his speech – the recognition that Britain is now a multiracial, multicultural society, and our challenge as a country is to ensure that it succeeds.

First, however, congratulate Tom Woolf, our second winner.

First, however, congratulate Steven Magelowitz, our first winner.

Keynes lamented: "My discomfort comes from the fact, now made obvious, that the general public are not in favour of any plan". The Economist newspaper, however, congratulated him for, if nothing else, revealing among the so-called "leaders of opinion," the state of their ignorance on the central economic problem of the war.

Davis, however, congratulated Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr. during brief remarks.

However, he congratulated both referee Mike Dean for his performance, which he described as "unbelievable", and Mike Riley, head of refereeing body Professional Game Match Officials Limited, in a television interview.

However, he congratulated Milan for walking off in a friendly against Italian lower division club Pro Patria because of racist chanting.

However, he congratulated Reid on Twitter upon rejoining the league after he signed a one-year deal with the Panthers.

Mr. Khatami, however, did not congratulate her and played down the significance of the prize, causing angry reactions.

First published in 1992, Irrationality proposes, and to any reasonable mind proves, that we are for the most part credulous fools who would do well, in most circumstances, to stop and think before we go and do something stupid; for stupid things are what we often end up doing, however much we congratulate ourselves on being rational animals.

I'd like to congratulate Thomas Weisswange, however, for his unseating of former champion Jeffrey Schwartz.