Sentence examples for much commended for from inspiring English sources

The Modern is to be much commended for this collegial act of eleemosynary benevolence.

During a visit to Khartoum in January 2014, Mark Simmonds, the UK minister for Africa, said "I very much commend Sudan for the balanced role it has played so far in support for the Igad-led negotiations".

I very much commend it.

Some chose to condemn her for what she didn't do, but there is much to commend for what she did.

IISS's report should be commended for bringing much-needed attention.

You are to be commended for The Times' much-improved, expanded coverage of gay and lesbian issues.

But as much as Stern deserves to be commended for preserving the heartbeat of the W.N.B.A., as easy as it is to throw rose petals at the all-mighty man's leather loafers, he was also the Svengali behind a single-entity model that helped put the women's league at risk.

Microsoft has to be commended for getting so much out of a lower megapixel camera.

But with references to new evidence of hybridization at Oase that came out this week in Nature and evidence from Manot Cave that came out earlier this year, the episode, as well as the Americas one, is to be commended for including as much recent genetic evidence as possible.

The editors and the contributing authors are to be commended for covering so much ground in so little space and with such authority.

The prince and the colt's trainer, Bob Baffert, should be commended for running Point Given as much as they have.