Sentence examples for I discuss here from inspiring English sources

Ophüls (as I discuss here, regarding his 1948 drama "Letter from an Unknown Woman," which also has a Viennese setting), is a cinematic philosopher of appearances.

The Chinese film "Summer Palace," from 2006, directed by Lou Ye, a clip of which I discuss here, is less aesthetically sophisticated than Jia's films, but Lou's political anger is placed more on the surface.

But I'm deeply moved and saddened by news of the death of the actress Maria Schneider, who co-starred with Marlon Brando in Bernardo Bertolucci's "Last Tango in Paris" and with Jack Nicholson in "The Passenger" (a clip from which I discuss here).

As I discuss here, recent studies have begun to reveal how their unique circular topology evolved.

His essay also raises some of the same objections and problems that I discuss here).

I discuss here some of the main problems in medical forecasting that pose obstacles to personalized medicine.

In the first version, which I discussed here, Bullard seemed to be arguing that the wealth loss from the burst bubble represented a real destruction of economic capacity.

And, last spring, along with Karl Case of Wellesley College and Anne Thompson of McGraw-Hill Construction, I conducted a detailed survey of the attitudes of recent home buyers in four American cities, as I discussed here in October.

And the revelation of the religious sublime, the grandly and ferociously Biblical element in "Moonrise Kingdom" that I discussed here, is only the full-blown emergence of a dimension that was latent in his first six films.

As I discussed here, it's quite possible that current too-fast employment declines are merely the flipside of the earlier, too-slow employment declines that prompted widespread hand-wringing over the possibility of structural unemployment.

The school where we met, Sands Point Academy (which I discussed here last year as well) was both an exemplary educational institution of its time and a wildly idiosyncratic experiment (in some ways, a singular success; in others, an utter fiasco).