Sentence examples for commentaries about how from inspiring English sources
Among the exhibitions Lookout produced were "Talking Pictures," a 1994 traveling exhibition that allowed museum visitors to listen to prerecorded commentaries about how the pictures had influenced the speakers' lives, and "Paradise Now: Picturing the Genetic Revolution," a 2000 exhibition at Exit Art in New York that focused on artists' responses to the promise and perils of genetic research.
It's easy to do all this when you have read all the journalism, books, documentaries, and commentaries about how scary of a place this country is.
As a senior, just about to graduate from a private Jewish school, I have studied every little detail from halacha, Jewish laws, about what kind of food one can eat, to rabbinic commentaries about how Moses got his lisp.
Key informants provided detailed commentaries about how their communities would be likely to respond to an invitation to the BCSP.
This has set off a deluge of interesting commentary about how we should govern ourselves in the coming century.
After the 1994 midterm elections repudiated Mr. Clinton, we in the news media wrote ridiculous commentary about how Mr. Clinton might now be "irrelevant".
If the number goes up, you can expect to hear a lot of commentary about how the economy is worse than everybody thinks.
There has been much approving commentary about how French foreign policy has been freed of the reflexive anti-Americanism it so often bore under Mr Sarkozy's predecessor, Jacques Chirac.
It's a sad commentary about how we're changing the world that killing and eating one of the world's most beautiful fish — as long as they're from the Caribbean or Atlantic Ocean — actually helps.
At the same time, there is plenty of media commentary about how devoid of substance much of the political debate has been so far, but little effort to actually do something about it by helping start a more substantive debate.
