The phrase "amounts of commentary" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the quantity or volume of commentary on a particular subject.
Example: "The article received large amounts of commentary from readers, reflecting diverse opinions on the topic."
Alternatives: "volume of commentary" or "quantities 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".
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.
That brief quote generated a considerable amount of commentary in the blogosphere, much of it negative, and some of it downright hostile.
Reading the bewildering amount of commentary about the Aurora massacre, I remembered that President Reagan's would be assassin, John Hinckley, Jr., was obsessed with the movie "Taxi Driver".
The popularity of Magic Mike XXL is testament to the changing tides a film which was greeted in its opening week by a 96% female audience, and which has already generated an enormous amount of commentary and cult fandom.
One of the reasons why it is difficult to interpret these trends is that, despite the amount of commentary on US-China relations, it is not exactly clear how we see China.
And in my casual survey of the Not Really Into Its, who frequently like to make their opinion known on Twitter, in their blogs, and in the comments sections of others' blogs, there's a surprising amount of commentary along the lines of "ew, I think James Oseland is gay".
Which means I'm privy to an inordinate amount of commentary from responding readers, to my pieces and those of others, and what I've learned is that online readers are some of the nastiest, negative, juvenile, poop-throwing participants in contemporary conversation you could possibly imagine.
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.
