The phrase "and commentaries such as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing examples of commentaries or similar works that relate to a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The book provides insights from various sources, including academic articles and commentaries such as those by renowned critics."
Alternatives: "and analyses like" or "as well as critiques such as".
The age produced little original research, but lexicons (such as the 10th-century Suda), anthologies, encyclopaedias, and commentaries (such as the Lexicon and Bibliotheca of Photius) were produced in great number.
Theravada does have its own later ideas however, such as those found in the Abhidhamma and commentaries such as the Visuddhimagga, which were complied many centuries after the Buddha.
For Obi-Wan and Yoda, they could continue as spirits who offer advice and commentary, such as to Luke...this was carried out most effectively with Obi-Wan(Alec Guiness) in The Empire Strikes Back(1980).
Many later Indian scholars studied them and published their commentaries, such as the Vyasa Bhashya (c. 350 450 CE).
Commentaries such as The Blue Cliff Record (c. 1125; Chinese: Biyan lu; Japanese Heikigan roku) and The Gateless Barrier (1229; Chinese: Wumen guan; Japanese: Mumon kan) remain basic textbooks for Zen students to the present day.
Discursive commentaries such as the one above use primordial identities to justify claims that Fulani are a non-indigenous ethnic group in Ghana and have no share in Ghanaian citizenship.
In later Terminist commentaries, such as that of Antony Coronel in 1510, it is assumed that scientific knowledge is a natural form caused in the mind by knowledge of the premisses of a demonstration, and it is treated as a subject of puzzles concerning beginning and ceasing, and the like, typical of the sophismata discussed in that school.
Travilla entertained the 350 in attendance with commentaries such as these: "In her early pregnancy, Donna Krebbs will wear this suit when she goes to visit her doctor in Dallas..
This is a very hot topic in light of recent commentaries such as Paul Krugman's New York Times op-ed on "Donald Trump, the Siberian Candidate," which ask us to consider that Putin could not just be dreaming of a win by America's developer turned demagogue but actively trying to increase the odds of that result.
Given these statements, our observations and conversations with officers during the course of our investigation, and other publicly available commentary, such as the comments posted anonymously on popular CPD officer blogs, it appears that more CPD officers have made similarly derogatory statements, often without repercussion.
