Sentence examples for as the commentary notes from inspiring English sources

It's worthy, as the commentary notes, of Magritte.

But idols aren't really gods, the rabbinic commentary notes: "They are human creations.

On the other hand, as some of the commentary last week noted, the Joubran controversy is about an Arab from Haifa who sits on the highest court of the Jewish state and participates in its most important rulings, including the recent jailing of the country's former president, Moshe Katsav.

Our colleagues are entitled to their opinion as to how these complementary tests should be implemented, as has been stated in the recently published commentary noted in their letter.

Swaggart's commentary notes... in red".

In the commentary, Scott noted that he was glad to hear "high-end journalists" responded to the film, as "it's nice after all that effort to think somebody likes it".

David Eick also noted that as of the commentary's recording, the clock at Felix Gaeta's (Juliani) station still had its "33" label affixed.

It was never completed, but as with the commentary on Proverbs, it is possible that preliminary notes and explanations can be found in his other writings.

As noted in the commentary by Woolf in JAMA, unless guideline-related challenges are resolved, there will be a lack of understanding and confusion about how and when to pursue clinical preventive services [ 9].

In direct response to the petition and based on the breadth of the literature cited, the FDA assessed not only the hypothesis that AFCs trigger or exacerbate "hyperactivity" and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), as noted in the commentary, but rather considered all treatment-related behavioral effects from relevant clinical studies on AFCs.

Coughlin, 65, is certain he will land back on the hot seat at some point next season, noting that the commentary will probably center on how, as the oldest coach in the N.F.L., he cannot relate to younger players.