Sentence examples for amount of commentary from inspiring English sources

Convincing People NOT to Trust Their Judgment," generated a fair amount of commentary.

And there's a huge amount of commentary in the political field at the moment, so there's a chance we might see some submissions related to politics".

Within the broad sustainability debate – and, more specifically, the emerging hot topic of sustainable consumption – there's an increasing amount of commentary that focuses on our values.

The incident spawned an enormous amount of commentary, an F.C.C. fine, and a lawsuit that went all the way to the Supreme Court, but if you missed the live broadcast you were out of luck.

In the filing she noted that there had been a "significant amount of commentary on Reddit and other web based platforms about Quadriga, Gerry's death (including whether he is really dead) and missing coins".

That brief quote generated a considerable amount of commentary in the blogosphere, much of it negative, and some of it downright hostile.

"For instance, if the BBC has ever asked David Cameron and his colleagues why they are spending most of the energy talking up the SNP, I have missed it … The BBC includes growing amounts of commentary in its news bulletins.

I've posted vast amounts of commentary on this already, but here is what it means in six key points. 1 - The court ruling is much more definitive than anyone expected.

This past summer saw the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in United States v. Windsor, and while the case has generated copious amounts of commentary and scholarship, relatively little attention has been paid to the case's discussion of bill short titles.

The sheer amount of accompanying commentary and philological footnotes is one of them.

There's been the usual amount of lazy commentary since the election about Queensland's electoral backwardness.