Because of its relative abundance of fruit-growing and hop gardens, Kent is traditionally known as "The Garden of England" – particularly when commending the county or its produce, although other counties have tried to claim the title.
Gordon Brown, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, seized an opportunity to tweak the French when he commended them for taking Britain's lead in forgiving all of the government-guaranteed debts owed by several of the world's poorest countries that have agreed to adopt reforms recommended by the I.M.F.
One complimentary note among the blistering testimony came when SIGAR commended the DoD for implementing 79 of 100 specific recommendations it has made about how to improve facilities in Afghanistan since 2008.
Departing White House senior advisor David Axelrod took a jab at the achilles heel of potential GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney in a recent interview, when he commended the former Massachusetts Governor for his work on reforming the Bay State's health care system.
"I'm amused when people commend us for our foresight".
When Nietzsche commends the laws of Manu for "mak[ing] possible the higher and the highest types" (A 57), this resonates, all too obviously, with Nietzsche's central concern that morality is harmful to the highest types of human beings.
When you commend your coworkers on a job well done, they feel motivated and self-confident.
When I commend her, You play bitch really well, she replies, "Yes, now there will be many new parts for me.
The two girls flushed and smiled with pleasure when another woman commended their handiwork (such tight, lovely stitches) and wished them well.
"We said, 'Exactly.' " When the Goldsteins commended him for his efforts, he asked if they would repeat that to his supervisor.
