Sentence examples for commentaries on what from inspiring English sources
It's about commentaries on what it is to be alive, and how we can make it better for everyone.
It is perhaps natural, then, that the most common way of engaging philosophy throughout the Middle Ages consisted in writing commentaries on what were considered authoritative philosophical texts, and particularly works by Aristotle.
Most of the writings either are explicit commentaries on what at a time were taken to be canonical texts (as e.g., the works of Aristotle, the Sentences of Peter Lombard, the Grammar of Priscian, or the Summulae Logicales of Peter of Spain or Buridan) or are at least composed with constant reference to the topics treated there.
In 1968, Cope began doing daily sports commentaries on what was then WTAE-AM radio in Pittsburgh.
Is this bombastic and dissonant film meant to be taken at face value, or perhaps more reasonably, as a stylized horror show -- a deeply dark satire -- a commentary on what lengths one lone artist (soldier, athlete?) would endure to achieve "genius" under the tutelage of a ruthless Svengali figure?
"In the end, the court convicted Dunn, but the judgment was only one dollar––a real commentary on what they thought her sexual integrity was worth," Block said.
The awkward thing for Krugman is that "being wrong again and again" perfectly characterizes his own commentary on what proved to be one of the crucial issues of the financial crisis: whether or not Europe's monetary union would survive it.... Since 2000, employment has actually grown a bit faster in Europe than in the United States..
In a terrific banquet scene, in which huge platters are laden with goodies, one guest delivers a running commentary on what it is to see her own limbs and parts spread out to be devoured.
A few boats ("special ones," said Arun) even had guides giving running commentary on what was happening on the banks.
