Recommend in a sentence

Definition of Recommend

• I have nothing to excite my distrust of the people, but much to recommend them to my favour.
• I would scarcely recommend you to run the risk of another person publishing a continuation.
• There came to be several brands which he could recommend personally, several vintages as well.
• There is a point which I should gravely recommend to writers on the orthodox side.
• We recommend our readers to consider well the Gospel texts relating to this subject.
• I have used, and I recommend a breastplate on the principle of a hunting breastplate.
• This opportunity is taken to recommend the matter to Your Honours as regards this Commandement.
• Long after that Mrs. Kenton continued to recommend people to the Kaiserin Elisabeth.
• I will now review the reasons which recommend their adoption and the benefits likely to accrue from them.
• I recommend the best execution of these orders, so that no further obstacle may intervene to my recovery.
• There are so many good collections of the great and inspiring poems that one hesitates to recommend any collection.
• These he lays beside each passenger, stopping now and then to recommend one or the other for some particular excellence of morality or binding.
• To preface a story with the information that it is true, is not, therefore, the way to recommend it.
• He can recommend my resignation, he can do what he damn well pleases, so long as he leaves me here to finish this work.
• Then, and only then, did we consider it advisable to recommend the use of sodium bisulphite in general estate practice.
• His voice is said to recommend what he utters, and a singularly refined accent gives distinction to anything he says.
• They are lying in the top drawer of that cabinet at this moment, and I should recommend you to have another look at them.
• Sleeping-draughts may be useful to help a sick man through a bad night, but one does not recommend them as a cure for ordinary healthy thirst.
• Specious, untried, ambiguous prospects of new advantage recommend themselves to the spirit of adventure which more or less prevails in every mind.
• It can hold them collectively responsible, as some Indians themselves recommend for crimes perpetrated by youths whom they have helped to pervert.
• We have now seen the nature of that freedom of the will which the immortal Edwards has exerted all his powers to recommend to the Christian world!
• I recommend expression of regret for loss of so many American lives, in whatever form may be possible without admission of our responsibility.
• As a scientific study we would recommend it to ladies as next to botany in interest and in the ease in which specimens may be collected and examined.
• We can heartily recommend it, either as an introduction to the subject or as a satisfactory manual for those who have no time for perusing a larger work.
• I was dissatisfied with my trainer and asked friends at the Jockey Club in Paris to recommend me someone.

• But it seemed to recommend itself to him.
• We can strongly recommend the story.
• His magnificent body was all he had to recommend him.
• I recommend you seriously to turn this in your mind.
• Let me recommend to you a new field of action.
• I have to recommend that this order be strictly observed.
• I recommend him to your hearts, and to your eyes.
• Let me recommend my learned brother to try the flavour.
• Need I recommend discretion in your demands?
• You recommend No. 3 to be used?
• I recommend you to be cautious in your intercourse with him.
• I don't recommend what you want to do.
• He came to me to recommend a good officer to command the Jheend troops.
• Need I say that this was Raban, who had come to recommend a tutor to George?
• Or: "If you have dessert ices, let me recommend you coffee-cream.