Sentence examples for things to commend from inspiring English sources

There are many things to commend it, particularly if you are the sort of filmgoer who enjoys loud action flicks with plenty of explosions.

To commend a thing is always to commend it in virtue of the nonmoral features it has.

We thought it fit to commend these things most fully to your care that you may know that we have given to those Christians free and unrestricted opportunity of religious worship.

When we call something good, Hare writes, we commend it, where to commend a thing of a certain sort is to guide choice among things of that sort by implicit reference to a standard for such things.

Some people choose praise to sugar coat blame or bad things, but that should only be done minimally so as not to elicit a fear response when you actually do want to commend someone for a job well done.

This tournament has much to commend it.

"Nothing to commend it at all.

Still, many found much to commend.

But you have to commend them for trying.

I want to commend him on achieving his goal.

But beyond that, price controls have "little to commend them".