Sentence examples for Direct commentary from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is due to the lack of direct commentary on his life by the emperor himself.

Ms. Palin has been more mysterious, offering little direct commentary about a presidential run and making almost no moves to assemble a traditional presidential campaign apparatus.

And Ms. Arnold can offer fairly direct commentary as well: "The Puritans were people of the upper sort who believed in a hierarchy," she said, pointing out the more prestigious hilltop, where, she added, "People were buried on the hill according to their place in society".

Note: Due to the pending IPO, Newegg was unable to provide us with direct commentary.

Mr. KELLY: So, the direct commentary on whether or not a historical event happened is not something that we would generally take action over.

Furthermore, no direct commentary is provided here about the statistical rigour or empirical validity of their results, although in all cases it could be said that the results appear reasonable, given the methods used and their stated or otherwise obvious practical limitations.

Unlike his old Wagon Wheels bandmate Thomas Mapfumo, Mr. Mtukudzi tends to shy away from direct political commentary about the Mugabe regime.

He shied away from direct political commentary at the recent Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner, an annual archdiocesan event that drew Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

The music, aided by legendary jazz vibraphonist Roy Ayers and DJ/rapper/producer Madlib among others, is a similarly wild and free mix of laidback soul, horn-drenched blaxploitation funk, strange FX, and urgent, modernistic R&B, while Badu's lyrics have the feel of a coffee house poetry session and range from self-debunking autobiography to direct social commentary.

In fact he takes pains to distance himself from those who engage in a discourse of justice, and makes a conscious attempt to exclude direct moral commentary in his own works.

While Yan Zun and Heshanggong direct their commentary primarily to those in a position to effect political change, the Xiang'er invites a larger audience to participate in the quest for the Dao, to achieve union with the Dao through spiritual and moral discipline.