Sentence examples for rather than commend from inspiring English sources

Rather than commend us for our determination, FORBES calls us monopolists benefiting from unwise public subsidies in "I'll Take Manhattan" (Sept . 30 p. 54).

Rather than commend the women for attending a game between two teams that have no hope of making the postseason, however, the announcers take to mocking their selfie-taking fun.

Even the media chimed in, with criticism of what Obama hadn't done rather than commending him for taking the time to call a woman who'd done something extraordinary.

Other problems are harder to fix, such as the natural bias toward complaining about bad landlords (rather than commending good landlords) and the lack of updated information about landlords between rental periods (tenants typically post after they have given back the keys).

Rather than commending this small nation for sending over 260 doctors, nurses and other highly skilled rescue personnel to Kathmandu, dissenters took to Facebook and Twitter to claim this was just a charade to try to deflect attention from Israel's occupation of the West Bank.

But rather than censure Koecher, Andropov commended his initiative and ordered that he be sent $40,000£27,00000).

I think it was more Lol's style she was commending rather than mine.

Curators Naomi Beckwith and Dieter Roelstraete – both specialists in art rather than music – began by commending the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, a free jazz collective founded in 1965 on the South Side of Chicago.

Oxbridge cannot possibly take every good applicant, but rather than complaining about this, we should commend up-and-coming universities that will soon exceed what Oxbridge can offer.

Rather than chuckle, Rove used the moment to commend the Vatican for counting every vote -- unlike those losers at Fox News, apparently.

should be commended for their roles rather than criticized.