Sentence examples for The commentary of from inspiring English sources

The commentary of Rashi is always located in the inner column of the page and the tosafot in the outer column.

The commentary of Alexander of Aphrodisias (or the commentary of Philoponus, which is close to Alexander) was translated by James of Venice.

The Commentary of ACI 318-05 (2005) also permitted the use of a set of simple equations for K that were originally developed by Cranston (1972).

The commentary of Sayyid Abul Ala Maududi states: Uzair lived during the period around 450 B.C.

The Commentary of Thelle [ 46] in this issue of EJE emphasizes another classic type of epidemiologic study, a type that is relatively unsung but important, both conceptually and in terms of numbers.

It was a moment made for the commentary of Spinal Tap's David St Hubbins.

You've been seeing it in some of the commentary of supporters on all sides.

The teachers were all women, but they taught only the commentary of Orthodox rabbis.

Writing came more slowly, but he eventually began working on the commentary of Paradiso.

Some may fear that recognizing the commentary of every article will turn every subject into an endless postmodern discussion.

TV coverage followed from the early 1960s, most of it featuring the commentary of the great Sid Waddell.