Sentence examples for commentaries in which from inspiring English sources

In recent years, he recorded DVD commentaries in which he affected total surprise that anyone would be interested in his work.

The DVD comes with one of the great director's commentaries, in which Ferrara and his cinematographer Ken Kelsch reveal how much was filmed on the fly, without any kind of permit.

So are the soul-searching commentaries in which some journalists wonder if their demands for more exciting racing (in the name of fans) might have led Nascar to fatal rules changes -- and the calls for greater safeguards.

Their topsy-turvy outlook, often very funny in itself, sets up the comedy of the video commentaries, in which Beavis and Butt-Head, who admire all sorts of stupid stuff, nonetheless find certain stupid stuff to be inauthentically stupid, and therefore beneath them.

One of those commentaries — in which a witty, rueful Welles deplores the coming atomic tests on the Bikini Atoll, where one of the bombs would bear the image of his wife at the time, Rita Hayworth — is included among the copious extras on the Kino-Lorber disc.

Their commentaries, in which they followed ancient models, some of which are now lost, but also added their own insightful remarks, were partly translated into Latin and played a role in the development of Western Aristotelianism in the 13th century.

The band's first hit was "Losing My Edge," in 2002, a play-by-play commentary in which Murphy, the consummate aging hipster, realizes his own obsolescence.

A mate of mine, who backed Selkirk, swears he listened to a radio commentary in which the chestnut was called the winner.

Many have praised his relaxed and knowledgeable commentary, in which he has helped to make sense of the small details that often decide the outcome of a race.

Watching a war movie with a combat veteran is an exercise in running commentary in which he points out every half-truth, inconsistency and off-note as the scenes roll by — an incidental soundtrack peppered with profanity.

This commentary, in which Mandanipour writes as himself, entertainingly informs the reader about the riskier aspects of the two protagonists, the history of censorship in Iran, the revolution of 1979, and so on.