Sentence examples for commentaries gained from inspiring English sources

He memorized the Qurʾān, studied its principal commentaries, gained a good grounding in Muslim law, familiarized himself with the masterpieces of Arabic literature, and acquired a clear and forceful style and a capacity for writing fluent verse that was to serve him well in later life when addressing eulogistic or supplicatory poems to various rulers.

As this new Instant Response commentary gained in ubiquity and ferocity, a sense of competition set in.

See related Commentary: Acetaminophen gained widespread popularity in the 1960s as a less toxic, analgesic antipyretic agent than aspirin.

He did his national service in the far east, during the Malaysian emergency, and wrote sports commentaries before gaining a place at Rada in London in 1948.

It nicely rides the line between exploitation and serious commentary about the strength gained from overcoming adversity.

On July 20, the story gained life with a commentary on Newsday's Web site by Joel Brinkley, a professor at Stanford University and a former correspondent for The New York Times.

The DVDs were originally released in March but gained widespread attention after this commentary was posted on the Web site io9.com.

Oliver's aims at real social commentary are plain, and there is little to be gained by being coy about them.

The show's topicality fell squarely in the tradition of its developer, Norman Lear, who had gained renown for introducing political and social commentary to situation comedy with "All in the Family" and other shows.

During the fifties, Faulk had been a radio humorist with a national following much like the one that Ivins has gained for herself through her books and newspaper commentary.

Alex Mohajer is an award-winning independent American political writer and columnist who gained national recognition for his controversial post-election commentary for Huffington Post.