The phrase "to recommend itself" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in situations where something or someone is showing its worth, value, or quality, and therefore deserves recognition or praise. Example: The new product was designed to recommend itself, with its innovative features and user-friendly design garnering praise from customers and industry experts alike.
And the new Forester certainly has enough to recommend itself as your new drive.
He thought that an "intelligent monopoly" — the American Bell Telephone system, for instance — had a great deal to recommend itself.
As Habermas has put it, "This weak conception of a voluntary association of states that are willing to coexist peacefully while nevertheless retaining their sovereignty seemed to recommend itself as a transitional stage en route to a world republic" (2010, 268).
However, another topic of conversation (Mom tells me you're a busboy again; how' d that happen?) was slow to recommend itself, so I kept prattling until Scott interrupted.
However, another topic of conversation (Mum tells me you're a busboy again; how' d that happen?) was slow to recommend itself, so I kept prattling until Scott interrupted.
A live recording of Bernard Haitink conducting Bruckner's greatest symphony with the orchestra of which he was chief conductor for almost a quarter of a century ought to be recommend itself.
Second, it is hard see how this sort of project could recommend itself to physicalists themselves — such a project seems to be a departure from methodological naturalism but most physicalists endorse methodological naturalism as a matter of fact.
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".
By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 17 , 1945P. 21 A security league in which some nations may be coerced and other nations may not does not recommend itself to the logical mind.
The association with teleology does not naturally recommend itself to the modern mind.
Fictionalism about merely possible objects is an underappreciated theory, and should perhaps recommend itself to more abstractionists about possible worlds than it in fact does.
