Sentence examples for now commends from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, scholars have stressed that what Schlegel now commends in romantic poetry are the very same facets he had previously condemned (for example, Eichner 1970, 49, who lists here the tendency toward the purely imaginative; the mixing of genres; the trend toward didacticism, irony and parody; the fusion of poetry and philosophy).

Critics of such mirror imaging remind us that those who now commend modernity to Afghanistan won it slowly themselves.

We now commend our new PLX160 High Frequency X-ray Radiograph System to you,which is update product for our PLX140.

Kevin Ritchie of Now commended "the electrifying fervour and meticulous musicianship typical of his stage show".

Now, as instructions for using a staircase, I would not commend Ralph Waldo Emerson's advice.

However, Allen Zadoff fangirls, it is now time to commend Zadoff for his work.

It makes one value the solid good sense of Vivaldi, a composer not often commended now, who wrote so many concertos that no one could ever wish to add to them; and who stapled his most famous work to a finite four seasons.

Now Zuckerberg is commending his team for taking the issue "super seriously," displaying a wise course correction that could lead Facebook to use the full extent of its power to fight disinformation.

He is to be commended, now, for not being "politically correct".

My mother in law, a more outwardly liberated woman than my mother and now 85, also commended my ability to write well and realistically about sex.

More so, it gave the newly popular Chaudhary -- now an internationally commended figure for standing against an authoritarian regime -- and his court, the soft power and political capital it needed to execute its current activist agenda.