Sentence examples for the commending from inspiring English sources
verb
To congratulate or reward.
Notwithstanding important differences, there is a substantial overlap between many of these conceptions of the good as witnessed by the commending of the Golden Rule ("Do unto others as you would have them do unto you") in many religions.
He spoke to some patients in the hospital, commending the physically wounded.
Then I reconsidered: surely, the audience was commending the quality of the writing, not the show.
The Pulitzer Board commended the work for expanding "the scope of subject matter for musicals".
The judges commended the site's "real ease of navigation and the understanding of client needs".
The judge commended the jurors for their patience & they gave gifts to the court.
The BBC's William Gallagher called it "pretty flawless", with The Guardian retrospectively commending the series.
A spokeswoman for the World Anti-Doping Agencommendedded the F.D.A. action.
Only John Sutherland, in the Times, commended the novel as a "beautifully composed work".
The group commended the French Parliament for "passing a more market-oriented copyright protection bill".
According to Variety, the director commended the Potter stories as "a remarkable series of books.
