Sentence examples for commentaries for which from inspiring English sources
With as many love songs and poignant personal histories as the trailblazing politics and waspish social commentaries for which he's usually remembered, it reflected a very different, far more rounded MacColl than the one-dimensional caricature firebrand of popular fable.
It is hard to imagine anyone spilling wine on "My People's Passover Haggadah," a fascinating two volume collection of text and commentaries for which Rabbi Hoffman, a professor of liturgy at Hebrew Union College-Jewish institute of ReligioNew York York, was co-editor.
The bitter social commentary for which this record is famed goes hand in hand with Sly Stone's own increased use of drugs and the resulting ambience is as warped as it is indignant.
Radiologists can use such platforms to express a personal opinion or commentary for which they would never use an official or scientific channel.
What is extant suggests a close doctrinal affinity with Plotinus, except for the fragment of the Parmenides commentary for which the authorship and relationship to Porphyry is disputed.
Jean frequently appears on the Simpsons DVD audio commentaries for episodes which he has collaborated on.
In 1999 she won a Pulitzer Prize for distinguished commentary; the columns for which she was cited concerned the Bill Clinton administration and particularly the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
As for social commentary, the final shots – for which the director deserves to be slapped with a wet fish – are particularly spurious.
The content is illustrated by numerous delivery interview sequences that are described and for which commentary is provided.
Or why any of us care to read of how he blames God for everything that has gone wrong in his life, when what we were looking for was insight and commentary (of which he supplied neither) into one of the most exciting sports series in recent memory?
She didn't win in the end but Teresa has subsequently submitted several commentaries for the program which have aired.
