Sentence examples for commentaries it from inspiring English sources

The tradition gradually settled on a set of technical terms with which to translate and discuss the Aristotelian corpus and its associated late antique commentaries; it also came to agree on what were the major problems in the corpus which demanded resolution.

While National Public Radio agreed in 1994 to broadcast his occasional commentaries, it reversed itself before doing so, citing "serious misgivings about the appropriateness" of using a convicted murderer who was seeking a new trial.

Her voice in Cairo is different to that in her two novels and several collections of stories and commentaries; it is a voice that speaks of her own story but also speaks for thousands, perhaps even millions, of other Cairenes.

Tomsk prosecutors had attempted to argue that they did not seek to ban the Bhagavad Gita, available in Russia since the 18th century, but only this particular version of the holy book and the commentaries it contained, an argument supported by Russian officials but rejected by the defense.

The Sentences, whose orthodoxy was established by the Lateran council of 1215, became the standard theological textbook in the medieval West and the subject of many commentaries; it thus helped to shape a nuanced consensus there too, from which disputes and disputations were not absent.

The book was a model for his later commentaries: it included his own Latin translation from the Greek rather than the Latin Vulgate, an exegesis, and an exposition.

You write, in commentary, "it is astounding that this passage was written with the intent of demonstrating the compatibility of faith and reason".

Sincerely, 2007 Juried Exhibition Committee" "All in all," Clements added as commentary, "it's not a bad letter".

But the show doesn't survive because of its commentary; it survives because it's great fun.

"If MSNBC wants to be seen as a trusted mainstream source of news and commentary, it needs to end its silence and fire Pat Buchanan".

With its mixture of farce, romance and trenchant social commentary, it has all the elements of his later plays, but in a bumpy, undigested form.