Sentence examples for as much commentary from inspiring English sources

Tamhane's film is as much commentary as cinema.

"Don't-say-anything-I'm-behind" is about as much commentary as you'll get.

After more than half a century of creativity, the work of Bob Dylan still attracts as much commentary as Shakespeare.

One video clip from that event is winging its way around the Internet, inspiring as much commentary on the grace of Mrs. Obama as the seeming left-footedness of her husband.

Both in that film and in Girls, playing the erratic sister of Hannah Hovarth's boyfriend Adam, she spends considerable time naked, provoking as much commentary about her natural body hair as her intense performances.

Few events in American history have generated as much commentary as the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn, and George Armstrong Custer has become one of those contested figures who have been mythologized to the point of caricature: glorified as a romantic figure of frontier individualism and reviled as a glory-seeking avatar of genocidal hatred.

Some of the setups were as much commentaries on the expectations society had of women at the time.

There were some 60 books, novels mainly but plays and essays too, as well as much political commentary and journalism.

They are as much a commentary on the ongoing project of being an artist as they are examples of it.

The movie is as much a commentary on the neighborhood that inspired his music as anything else.

But few accessories provoked as much corridor commentary as Ms. Hutchison's purse; several of those "purse boys" left her Senate office to go on to good law schools in Texas, several former staff members said.