Sentence examples for commentaries later from inspiring English sources

Relying on the three characteristics of conditioned phenomena, the Pali commentaries later present a scheme wherein each moment of every phenomenon is subdivided into three different instants of origination (uppādakkhaṇa), endurance (ṭhitikkhaṇa) and cessation (bhaṅgakkhaṇa) (Spk II 266; Mp II 252).

The commentaries later appeared in print in May 1995 as part of Live from Death Row.

There may be official commentary later," the spokesman said.

Notes 1. I'd like to thank Palmer Mebane for providing this week's original puzzles and for providing the solutions and commentary later in the week.

I will be able to give a more accurate and fuller commentary later in the day once we have studied the situation further".

Twenty-five yeago ago, this was the only question about AIDS we could answer with any certainty; how disorienting it is that now, vast quantities of commentary later, it is the only question we really cannot answer well at all.

Using the capture card method, you will often get the best results if you record your audio commentary later using the editing software rather than right as the recording is being captured.

The rabbinic tradition of the Pharisees (a Jewish sect that sanctioned the reinterpretation of the Mosaic Law) was established in the Mishna (commentaries) and later in the Palestinian and Babylonian Talmud (compendiums of commentaries upon the Torah and lore).

Rabbi Lewy ben Gerson (Gerschom) (Gersonides) (RLbG), 1288-1344, defended Averroes' Commentaries against later critics.

This body of literature includes the third of the "three baskets" (Skt., tripiṭaka, Pali, tipiṭaka) of the Buddhist canon, namely, the Abhidharma-piṭaka (Pali, Abhidhamma-piṭaka), its commentaries, and later exegetical texts.

Partly concerned with exposing the falsehood of this Eurocentric attitude, he recognized that what had raised the apparently simple sayings of the pre-Socratics to the status of philosophy was the subsequent sustained commentaries by later philosophers.