Sentence examples for central commented from inspiring English sources

Matthew Walker from Cheat Code Central commented that the game's final scene was meant to give hope that Tidus was alive, the ending still felt sad.

Mortal Kombat as a series was also ranked as the goriest video game ever by CraveOnline in 2009 and by G4tv.com in 2011; including it on their list of the goriest games, Cheat Code Central commented that "Mortal Kombat had enough gore to simultaneously offend a nation and change gaming forever".

Although the audio was presented in Dolby Digital 2.0 mono, a reviewer for Film Freak Central comments that "Williams' score often sounds deceptively stereophonic".

Amanda L. Kondolojy from Cheat Code Central also commented on speculations regarding the similarities between both of them, but mentioned that due to the existence of Nobodies in series, it is hard to find them as coincidences.

It was the first time the German central bank had commented publicly on the issue.

(The art historian EH Gombrich wrote that Escher's work "presents so many interesting comments on the puzzles of representation"). Of his 1945 picture Balcony, with its weird bulging central distortion, Escher commented: "Surely it is a bit absurd to draw a few lines and then claim 'This is a house.'" The theme of Balcony, he said, was "this odd situation".

Of his 1945 picture Balcony, with its weird bulging central distortion, Escher commented: "Surely it is a bit absurd to draw a few lines and then claim 'This is a house.'" The theme of Balcony, he said, was "this odd situation".

Zhou Xiaochuan, the long-serving head of China's central bank, has not commented directly on the devaluation.

Mario Draghi, the president of the central bank, has not commented on it directly, although in a speech in Amsterdam on Monday he indicated that he remained most concerned about countries with high jobless rates.

Numerous central bank officials have commented on the struggling industry and its potential effects on the economy.

Joanna Weiss of the Boston Globe wrote, "The presence of Eric McCormack, as an intrepid TV reporter, is especially extraneous (no disrespect to intrepid reporters)." Robert Bianco of USA Today commented, "The central cast is completed by ... poor Eric McCormack as a crusading, coke-addicted journalist who spends the second half of the movie playing Rambo in the desert.