Sentence examples for may have commended from inspiring English sources

In doing so he addressed many nonconformist gatherings; the historian Owen Chadwick suggests that this may have commended him to David Lloyd George, who became prime minister in 1916.

He may have benefitted from a philhellenic tendency in equestrian appointments under Nero, but his experience of Egypt must also have commended him.

Some of Mr. Morsi's rivals, including the former presidential candidate Amr Moussa, have commended his actions.

Reviews so far have commended Schumer and Apatow.

In recent years, the newspaper has commended popular favorites like the Blues Brothers and the Beatles' "White Album".

This approach may have much to commend it as a child-rearing technique, but Thomas would make it mandatory.

In principle, Humboldt's ideal may have much to commend it: like Newman, he is frequently invoked in lofty discussions about the true meaning of higher learning.

Mohammad Sami may have the domestic form to commend him, but he doesn't have half the mastery of swing and cut that Asif possesses.

Although rigorous assessment is to be commended, this technique may have practical implications for histopathologists should TSR evaluation ever become routine.

While they may have avoided recommending death, they have traditionally commended avoiding life, providing instead a holy resignation to the world's pain and holy insulation against it.

He later atoned for his mistake but may have to do so again after this latest refusal to commend the three-time Balon D'Or winner without qualification.