Sentence examples for some commendation from inspiring English sources

He thought some commendation from his office would be coming.

Though costive, Platts-Mills and Malick deserve some commendation for engineering their returns at all.

Deprived of these natural accomplishments, I hope, however, to gain some commendation through the aid of my scientific acquirements, and the precepts I shall deliver. 5.

Capri-Sun tastes like sugar, fruit and bikini-tans, and it comes in a silver pouch, which is pretty avant-garde in the world of drink containers and deserves some commendation for its boldness.

Edna says that she makes every effort to portray cops as human beings — writing about a police officer who has been charged with misconduct, she usually manages to find some past commendations to mention — but it has never occurred to anybody that she might look the other way.

Thomas Pynchon is the apostle of imperfection, so it is arguably some sort of commendation to say that his new novel, "Against the Day" (Penguin; $35), is a very imperfect book.

By Louis Menand Thomas Pynchon is the apostle of imperfection, so it is arguably some sort of commendation to say that his new novel, "Against the Day" (Penguin; $35), is a very imperfect book.

You would think that the air marshal would get some sort of commendation for correcting the mistake.

Sun's contribution to the Allied victory in World War II should have earned him some kind of commendation.

Nonetheless, both Glendale Unified and the city of Glendale did receive some words of commendation from the ACLU this week for adopting policies to prevent things like this from happening in the future.

One such bit deserves a commendation of some kind: Nitro Circus has finally found a way to make golf, one of the world's more plodding spectator sports, interesting.