Sentence examples for commentaries a from inspiring English sources

The first great exception is Caesar's Commentaries, a political apologia in the guise of unvarnished narrative.

Andersen's staff includes four reporters who put together 8 columns, a radio show and 5 TV commentaries a week.

A touch here takes you to video commentaries, a touch there takes you to a gallery of photos meant to illustrate the poem.

It includes expert commentaries, a full-length audio reading synchronised with the text, and ties in a Facebook group to discuss the play.

Mr. Cooper also writes "Jeff Cooper's Commentaries," a regular Internet newsletter where one can find his blunt, plainspoken musings on the world, which recently included this: "Bear in mind that it is more blessed to give than to receive.

One of his more comic political commentaries, a cover for the 1974 "Civics" issue of National Lampoon, showed President Gerald R. Ford, who had a reputation for clumsiness, nonchalantly smashing a chocolate ice cream cone into his forehead.

"We wanted gut commentary, a very quick snapshot.

It was, as Johnson said on television commentary, "a massacre".

Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods is, to borrow from football commentary, a play of two halves.

The DVD includes directors' commentary, a "making of" documentary and an Aardman archive.

In this commentary, a wide range of issues concerning the interpretation of epidemiologic data in regulation and litigation are discussed.