Sentence examples for who commends from inspiring English sources

Another good review comes, surprisingly, from The Hollywood Reporter, who commends "generally excellent effects" and Radcliffe's ability to "take to this vengeful-demon stuff with relish".

"WHO commends these countries while also highlighting the urgent need for greater investment in settings with high rates of malaria transmission, particularly in Africa.

For neonates, the WHO commends the Mogen clamp method and a local anaesthetic, adding that "a pacifier soaked in sucrose solution has been found to be effective in reducing fussiness in infants".

"Aleksandr's marvelous," said Finch, who commends the oligarchs' cultural connoisseurship, their mastery of several languages, "and yet at the same time there's a very savage side to them where they believe all their wealth could be seized tomorrow".

Approve not of him who commends all you say.

There he meets Morgana's handmaiden Guinevere or "Gwen" (Angel Coulby), who commends him for being brave.

Those who commend modernity to Afghanistan won it slowly.

In 2012 the WHO commended China for a "remarkable" public-health achievement.

Last month a federal magistrate, who commended Mr. Neuborne's "exemplary service," vindicated his request for fees.

He was an authoritative yet emollient public speaker, who commended the community virtues of duty, service and self-respect.

I am practically in agreement with Deb Amlen (#10_1) who commended David Lewis' post "as probably the only Numberplay answer I am capable of understanding".