Sentence examples for recommended itself from inspiring English sources

It recommended itself to the Tories with some hard-hitting poster campaigns for the Scottish Tories.

Famous only for printworks and papermills,Angoulême recommended itself to Balzac on account of its suffocatingly small-minded provincialism.

It was a grim prospect and not one that recommended itself to most 16th-century intellectuals, and so Copernicus's grand idea remained on the periphery of astronomical thought.

And, therefore, I expect that that logic will recommend itself to the future leadership of the United States, even as it has recommended itself to the current leadership".

His most popular novel, The Remains of the Day, recommended itself to readers by the purity of its translation of that perennial English favourite, the period piece: here the author's lack of presence was felt to be impeccable, as discreet and thorough as the butler himself, serving up an England of which he didn't personally partake.

Ultimately the dissent is driven to saying that there is really no difference between action and inaction, a proposition that has never recommended itself, neither to the law nor to common sense.

His own childhood, despite his incredible success, does not recommend itself.

So a new recording of Mozart's "Idomeneo" from EMI Classics pretty much recommends itself.

A promise to restore balance, sobriety and normalcy has a lot to recommend itself these days.

And the new Forester certainly has enough to recommend itself as your new drive.

The reasoning in the Reimann case is one which hardly recommends itself as a homily on elementary justice.