Sentence examples for commentaries of other from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, February 1 , 1993P. 4 Comment about President Clinton's Inaugural Address, comparing it to Kennedy's inaugural speech, and citing commentaries of other observers.

By Hendrik Hertzberg The New Yorker, February 1 , 1993P. 4 Comment about President Clinton's Inaugural Address, comparing it to Kennedy's inaugural speech, and citing commentaries of other observers.

During the games, 5 live Sports Extra will continue to provide commentaries of other events such as Test match cricket, Formula 1 and the US PGA Championship.

Much of the volume reads like a series of summaries of — and commentaries on — other people's books, including much-discussed ones like Robert Putnam's "Bowling Alone" and Samuel Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order," and lesser known ones like "The Tragedy of American Diplomacy" by William Appleman Williams.

Croly's columns on fashion advocated moderate dress reform while gently satirizing the more radical alternatives, and her commentaries on other topics of interest to women were similarly clearheaded and sensible.

Hopefully, later episodes will deliver their own little commentaries on other aspects of Minecraft society – the one that features "Magnus the Griefer" sounds like it could be especially entertaining.

Do not ever check his Facebook updates, his cellphone messages or any other form of commentary on other digital devices.

The evidence — a meagre output of books, themselves commentaries on commentaries on other books — suggested otherwise.

"It's like you spend half your time managing your reputation," another one of Sales's subjects says, referring to the effort it takes to keep up the requisite stream of flattering commentary on other girls' Instagram selfies.

In addition, William wrote some biblical commentaries, a number of other major theological works, and a large number of sermons.

Not-so-hot property Tell me the Talmud The mystery tanks A Terror threat to the ruling party ReprintsFifty-odd scholars in the United States and Israel, working alone but linked electronically, provide a colloquial translation of the text grounded in Rashi's commentary, plus a digest of other, often conflicting commentaries.