Sentence examples for commentaries from other from inspiring English sources
By comparing recently published Quranic commentary from Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Muhammad Saeed to parallel commentaries from other Sunni traditions, White explores both the potential and limits of Sunni cooperation in matters relating to jihad and the state.
James Rodriguez's stunner for Colombia against Uruguay, Miroslav Klose's record-breaking goal for Germany and Argentina's semi-final shootout win against the Netherlands all feature in our round-up of TV and radio commentaries from other countries.
All BBC television coverage of the Challenge Cup, as well as BBC Radio 5 live sports extra and local radio commentaries from other sixth-round matches, will be streamed live on the BBC Sport website and will be available on mobile and tablet devices via the BBC Sport app.
An investigation later found he often lifted his commentaries from others without attribution, hedging the ethics title in his commission.
More surprisingly, there is a distinct lack of hostility and commentary from other black people, whatever their hairstyle choice.
Anonymous forums can also be remarkably self-regulating: we tend to discount anonymous or pseudonymous comments to a much larger degree than commentary from other, more easily identifiable sources.
Brooklyn Historical Society: 'A Conversation With Simon Dinnerstein' (Wednesday) "The Fulbright Triptych," a 1974 family portrait by the artist Simon Dinnerstein, has generated spirited commentary from other artists as well as the public.
Morrill's missive collected commentary from other founders who were willing to share their numbers.
There are advanced and simple screens to find appropriate funds and commentary from other smart financial sites.
But it doesn't only fetch blog comments: it can search FriendFeed, Twitter, Digg, Hacker News and Reddit to pull in commentary from other sources and display it directly underneath the post.
I write my Huffington Post blogs in order to spark debate and commentary from other quarters about what has become -- like it or not -- the biggest medical controversy of our time: the potential link between vaccine ingredients and autism.
