To a playwright, what immediately commends him is the amount of work he puts in.
What he commended in the poet Marina Tsvetaeva – "the good force of creative mind at work in the light of conscience" – can be commended in him too.
Further, since the patterns of Qurʾānic commentary were largely hortatory, Hadith was a ready mine of word and story calculated to exemplify and reinforce what exhortation commended.
On the one hand, scholars have stressed that what Schlegel now commends in romantic poetry are the very same facets he had previously condemned (for example, Eichner 1970, 49, who lists here the tendency toward the purely imaginative; the mixing of genres; the trend toward didacticism, irony and parody; the fusion of poetry and philosophy).
Curiously, the online version of the Mail has become a hit by doing the reverse of what Dacre is commended for doing.
"I commend what she's doing; I have no problems with her," said Martin Kenny, the developer of Trumbull on the Park, a luxury apartment building going up at Bushnell Park in Hartford.
"And while I would commend what has happened in the eurozone in terms of the steps they have taken to make their economies more competitive, to address some of the problems, to build a firewall, to go through proper exercises of recapitalising the banks, they have still not done enough to decisively resolve the crisis.
Western observers commend what is widely seen as a more robust electoral system with more developed checks and balances.
Brothers still reach out to me to this day commending what the role stood for.
He graded the songs performed "C−" through to "A−", commending what he deemed "by far the greatest performance of "Ice Ice Baby" ever".
