Sentence examples for is commendation from inspiring English sources

A thousand years of history is commendation enough.

A good example of this is "Commendation," a sensitive portrayal of seven soldiers in battle fatigues superimposed on an award certificate; the men depicted are young recruits trained personally by the artist, Song Shibing.

The next highest is the Commendation, given for an act of bravery involving personal danger.

That in itself is a commendation for the man – but it's also an indictment of the rest.

It is a commendation of a style of action that consists in being receptive rather than aggressive, following from behind rather than leading in front, accommodating rather than confrontational, and being flexible and ready to change with the situation rather than rigid and operating from general predetermined principles.

This is a commendation, but the greatest challenge will be to achieve comprehensive protection in all remaining schools, once the easier gains have been consolidated.

Long criticized for acting monopolistically, Google is getting commendations from civil liberties and privacy groups and even from young people who are leaving flowers outside its offices in China.

Right: here's a commendation for you, and don't let the door hit you on your way out.

Among Máirtín's awards are a Commendation from New York City Council and, in 2010, an Ullans Academy Award.

In this vein there was much commendation of individual "super-foods", for example broccoli, capsicums and avocados, which were portrayed as the magic bullets of weight loss.

David Fincher is worthy of commendation for deploying allmanner of technical wonders.