Sentence examples for Initial commentary from inspiring English sources

His initial commentary (which had profanity and professed surprise at the popularity of the video) has been updated.

The difference in the language between the Sunday and Monday messages hung on as little as a single syllable in the Korean language -- a nuance attributable by some to regional differences in pronunciation -- which led to drastically different interpretations of the initial commentary.

After his initial commentary in Arabic, in which he proposed that the presidential election be scrapped, the former diplomat Mohamed ElBaradei just added a note in English, arguing that Egyptians are being asked to elect an "emperor" who will have more power than the autocratic leader deposed last year.

Although much of the initial commentary focused on the potential effect this proposed merger would have in the cable television market (since Comcast and Time Warner are the first-and second- largest cable providers in the US), the effects in the broadband market are far more important.

The common assumption is, as Rudolph Arnheim writes in an essay in Film Sound: Theory and Practice (Columbia University Press, 1985), that "the felt presence of the events is enormously enhanced by the sound of voices and other noises". Much initial commentary on sound films supports this view.

Even though the level-headed are now beginning to emerge with thoughtful analysis, the initial commentary to "Somewhere in America" was condescending and hurtful to those involved.

Unfortunately, beyond these initial commentaries and early studies we still have little data to help explain differences in urban and non-urban CAM use.

Much of initial online commentary around the story pointed out how clueless both Palin and Harper Collins are when it comes to the promotional benefits of having a book extracted online.

We are dedicating this manuscript to Dr Yancey Gillespie who provided the initial thoughtful commentary on the role of hypoxia and immunosuppression.

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