The dictionary contained sixteen thousand words and received the warm commendation of philologists generally.

Several of his pieces, attracting the notice of some of the professors, received their warm commendation.

We have heard from Mr. Speaker a warm commendation of the complex mechanism of this system.

Ralph told the story unaffectedly, from beginning to end, and received warm commendation from his listeners.

Tremayne spoke of the measure in terms of warm commendation, thereby provoking a sharp disagreement from Samoval.

His book will justify a warm commendation.

John had taken his full share in the fighting, and had frequently earned the warm commendation of Josephus.

My refusal excited warm commendation; but I was warned against starving myself, as that was against the law.

Latterly she had turned her attention to literary subjects, and produced several pieces that received warm commendation from the press.

Mr. Gulian C. Verplanck, the venerable senior member of the society, proposed the vote of thanks to Mr. Motley with words of warm commendation.

Addison readily agreed, looked over the second book, and sent it back with warm commendations.

It was The Vengeance who, amidst the warm commendations of the audience, thus assisted the proceedings.

Afterward they were reissued in Boston and met with warm commendations for the nobility of sentiment and smooth versification.

"Brava, brava," and the girl heard many words of warm commendation spoken in the boat.

On his return he read a report of his adventures to the States- General, and received the warm commendations of their High Mightinesses.

For some time Tsze-lu was chief magistrate of the district of P'u (蒲), where his administration commanded the warm commendations of the master.