Sentence examples for a commentary from the from inspiring English sources

The second video had a commentary from the man filming it.

"To reignite a nation, Xi carries Deng's torch," declared a commentary from the official news agency Xinhua.

On Thursday, Chinese state-run news media featured a commentary from the official Xinhua news agency that warned that if China embraced democratic ideas promoted by liberal intellectuals, it would succumb to turmoil worse than that in the Soviet Union after the collapse of Communism.

Rarely mentioned with the same respect are the courses in neighboring England, so I was very surprised to read a commentary from the famous course architect and critic Tom Doak, "Over all, I'd guess the average English golf course sets the standard worldwide".

Prosecutor Mark Cooper told the court in August that some of the films made by Bartram had a "commentary" from the officer "as to what he would like to do" with the children.

OO Fossil Fuels' Two-Way Assault On Children's Health Must Stop says a leading health scientist in a commentary from the US National Institute of Health.

In a commentary from Brussels, the paper said failure there was "not a tragedy," but that "the enemies of Europe are rejoicing".

This special edition has a commentary from director Martin Scorsese and Amy Robinson, the only woman in a very macho film.

But the closest that anything in the latest issue came to touching on that controversy was a reprint of a commentary from People's Daily, the Communist Party's main national paper, on the role of the news media.

This was in July 2007 when, really, the music had already stopped (the subject of a commentary from Yves Smith at nakedcapitalism.com at the time).

The new report, by a team of researchers from China, was published Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine along with a commentary from American health officials, who said the disease "raises many urgent questions and global public health concerns".